The Horse In Human History,Used
The Horse In Human History,Used
The Horse In Human History,Used

The Horse In Human History,Used

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The Horse Is Surely The Aristocrat Of Animals Domesticated By Man. This Book Documents The Origins Of Horse Domestication On The Ponticcaspian Steppes Some 6,000 Years Ago And The Consequent Migration Of Equestrian Tribes Across Eurasia To The Borders Of Sedentary States. Horsechariotry And Cavalry In Effect Changed The Nature Of Warfare In The Civilizations Of The Middle East, India, And China. But, Beyond The Battlefield, Horsepower Also Afforded Great Advances In Transport, Agriculture, Industry, And Science. Rapidity Of Horse Communications Forged Farflung Equestrian Empires, Where Language, Law, Weights, Measures, And Writing Systems Were Standardized And Revolutionary Technologies And Ideas Were Disseminated Across Continents. Always Recognizing This Dual Character Of Horsepower Both Destructive And Constructive The Politicomilitary And Economic Importance Of The Horse Is Discussed In The Rise Of Hittite, Achaemenid, Chinese, Grecoroman, Arab, Mongol, And Turkic States. Following Columbian Contact, Old And New World Cultures Are Contrastively Evaluated In Terms Of Presence Or Absence Of The Horse. And Spanish Conquest Of The Horseless Americas Is Seen As The Model For Subsequent European Equestrian Colonization Of Horseless Territories Around The Planet.

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