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The history of horses dates back to a rain forest in Northern America about 55 million years ago

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The history of horses dates back to a rain forest in Northern America about 55 million years ago

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It looked like this In an early stage (55 million years ago)

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It looked like this In an early stage (55 million years ago)

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Of course, the have changed and adapted, and look more like this:

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Of course, the have changed and adapted, and look more like this:

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the horses were domesticated for meat, and possibly milk. This was assumed when not only horse bones where found with marks suggesting "meat harvesting", but also when a waste post was found to contain horse poo in what seemed to be a stable.

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cave paintings in Lascaux, France, from about 17,000 years ago, beautifully depicted the horse (although at this point they were mostly hunted).

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When the horses began showing up in Europe, they vanished from the Americas. This was nearly 10,000 years ago. Scientist don't quite know if this is because they all left, of what was left of them in the Americas where hunted so much, all of them diapered.

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Then they found evidence that suggested people began riding horses

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Then they found evidence that suggested people began riding horses

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this image along with teeth that suggested bits (mouth bits that are used to control the horse) told them people began riding horses about 5,000 years ago.

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the saddle and stir- up made horses more wide spread and they became more efficient war tools. This happened about 2,000 years ago. This made it possible for the mid evil tanks, known as knights, to take wars by storms

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when the first train was invented in 1804, the wide spread of horses died down. This was due to the quicker, more time efficiency of the train. But they still paid a bit of tribute to the horse, by showing how fast it went in horse power