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Study paints clearest picture yet of early dispersal of horses across North America

Evidence shows horses were under the control of native Americans considerably early than European colonial accounts suggest.

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First Evidence of Horseback Riding Dates back 5,000 Years

First Evidence of Horseback Riding Dates back 5,000 Years
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First evidence for horseback riding dates back 5k years

Archaeologists have found the first direct evidence for horseback riding in 5,000 year old skeletons in central Europe. The advent of horseback riding transformed human history by accelerating trade, communications and warfare.

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First evidence for horseback riding dates back 5,000 years

Archaeologists have found the first direct evidence for horseback riding in 5,000 year old skeletons in central Europe. The advent of horseback riding transformed human history by accelerating trade, communications

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