Neanderthals lived on horse and reindeer meat, research suggests
Study involved analysis of an adult tooth root, and a bone from a one-year-old baby.
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Study involved analysis of an adult tooth root, and a bone from a one-year-old baby.
Read moreDecorated horse harness found in haul of treasure in Bulgaria.
Read moreWhy were Icelandic Vikings of high rank buried with male horses?
Read moreTwo new volumes offer an insight into Britain’s social history through horse racing and the breeding ventures of a famous aristocratic.
Read moreTeeth analysis suggests they had no need for migrations, with everything available for them in the southern American state.
Read moreResearchers find that paleolithic humans had a relatively advanced understanding of astronomy.
Read moreAn exhibition which recreates a 1919 show of Sir Alfred Munnings’ paintings is one work short. Where is it?
Read moreWartime works by Alfred Munning displayed together in England for the first time in a century,
Read moreCombined volume offers new insights into 18th-century equitation and its timeless application.
Read moreWork in eastern France had been obscured by centuries-old graffiti.
Read moreImportant animal species present in an important corridor of the ancient Silk Road are revealed.
Read more“They had been buried with the full cycle of rituals, including funerary equipment and sacrifice of livestock, sheep. Adults were mainly buried with cows, horses and dogs.”
Read moreA product called Cannabis Americana was once the go-to substance for treating colic, with even the US War Department recommending its use.
Read moreFrench and German master equestrians clashed in mid to late-century over the proper theory and practice of dressage and equitation, particularly as they pertained to the training of military horses and riders.
Read moreStudy findings lead to an exciting hypothesis about a link between Siberian—East Asian and part of North American horses and a new route of exporting horses to North America.
Read moreAs herders began to use metal bits, they also developed a method for extracting troublesome teeth, similar to the way most veterinary dentists would remove them today.
Read moreThe horse was among the many victims of the Mount Vesuvius eruption in 79AD.
Read moreThe authors propose that the wear on the tooth of the equid was made with a soft bit, likely made from rope or wood.
Read moreSeveral waves of migration were behind this crucial population shift, much of it driven by humankind’s emerging relationship with the horse.
Read moreLarger-than-life, 1000-pound statue of Sergeant Reckless to be unveiled at the Kentucky Horse Park.
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