Content - Acknowledgments, 1 Introduction to Equestrian Man and to Equus, 2 Equus caballus: Horse Domestication and Agro-Pastoralism across the Eurasian Steppes, 3 Nomadic Horse Culture of the Steppes, 4 Expansion from the Steppes to Southwestern and Southern Asia, 5 China and the Steppes beyond Its Borders, Equestrian Europe - Solar Edifices, Hippodromes, and Arthurian Chivalry, 7 Arabian Conquest from the South, 8 Turkic-Invader Converts to Islam and Crusader Opponents, 9 From the Steppes, the Altaic Nomad Conquest of Eurasia, 10 From Europe, Equus Returns to Its Continent of Origin, 11 Horses Are Us, References, Index
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The Horses in Human History
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| Publisher / Imprint |
Standard Publishers (India)
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| Binding |
Paperback
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| Edition |
1st Edition
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| Publication Date |
2026
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