Extinct horse may have survived in Siberia much longer than previously thought
Evidence suggests the Ovodov horse died out as recently as 24,000 years ago.
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History
Royal Equerries: Pluvinel and de la Guérinière
We read Pluvinel and de la Guérinière today not only to learn technique, but also to understand history, and reading them is well worth the time and effort that they demand and deserve.
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Horses and humans in North America: Another piece added to puzzle
A great piece of research adds a piece to an intriguing puzzle.
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Decorative item unearthed in England depicts a hippogriff – half horse, half eagle
Find has been assessed at more than 1400 years old.
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Evidence of horse hunting in North America pushed back to nearly 24,000 years ago
Marks on bones found in Yukon caves central in pushing back date of human habitation in North America
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Norse god Odin depicted with horse on unearthed gold amulet
Golden disc and other treasures are believed to date back 1500 years.
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Viking bling had origins in horse harness made in Ireland, researcher suggests
An unearthed brooch serves as a reminder that Mid-Norway was involved in early Viking contact with the British Isles.
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Evidence of many horse sacrifices found at ancient Yongshan Blood Pool
Sacrificial activities in pits at the site may have continued for more than 700 years.
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Three species of horses once roamed Death Valley region, track analysis shows
Numerous tracks were left in a secret canyon up to 5 million years ago.
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Ancient warrior horseman buried with his weapons and a bridle
Bridle included an interesting bronze B-shaped buckle.
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Two-Gun Nan – genuine cowgirl to the core
A woman’s remarkable ride across the United States was big news 100 years ago.
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Rock-art depictions of horses in Spain date back up to 14,500 years
One horse measures nearly 150 centimeters across.
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Evidence places extinct horse with humans in Oregon cave 14,000 years ago
Cave contains evidence of one of the earliest human occupations in North America.
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Earliest known South American people ate horse meat, research suggests
Evidence from Argentina puts humans in region 14,000 years ago.
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But is it art: How 12 horses ignited the Arte Povera movement
Mariolina Bassetti discusses the provocative 60s movement which championed the idea that art could be made from anything.
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Major equine exhibition chronicles magazine’s memorable cover art
“The Chronicle of the Horse in Art” showcases major artists from around the world.
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In the footsteps of history: Chief Joseph’s incredible ride revisited
Riders reach Bear Paw Battlefield, the final leg of 1350 mile trail across the north-west of the US.
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Survival of the fittest: The extraordinary Icelandic horse
The ancient Icelandic breed is thriving a world away in New Zealand.
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Floor mosaic unearthed in Cyprus depicts charioteers and their horses
Floor is estimated to be more than 1600 years old.
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Evidence of horse-protein residues found on 250,000-year-old Stone Age tools
Early humans in region of Jordan adaptable in a challenging habitat.
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