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history of the horse

Plains Indian Culture: The Rest of the Story
July 24, 2008 · Be The First To Comment

photo credit: timsamoff The image of horse-riding warriors wearing flowing feather bonnets two hundred years ago is an enduring one. However, it is not necessarily a complete, or even a correct picture. Here is “the rest of the story.” Consider the history of the horse. This animal evolved in North America, as early as 55 […]

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