Bronze plaques are flat, typically rectangular pieces made from bronze, a metal alloy primarily consisting of copper and tin. They are often used for commemorative purposes, such as honoring individuals, events, or locations. These plaques can be found in various settings, including parks, buildings, and monuments, and are usually engraved with text and images. The durability of bronze makes these plaques suitable for outdoor display, as they can withstand weather conditions without significant deterioration. Many historical sites feature bronze plaques to provide information about the site’s significance, often accompanied by the names of notable figures, such as historical leaders or cultural icons.