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The Chinese invention was invented in China about 2,000 years ago. They made horse-mounted warfare much more effective.

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The chariots where located in the middle east about 4,000 years ago. The earliest evidence of humans riding horses is 5,000-year-old fossils of worn-down horse teeth.

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The bit is 5,000 years old and was invented in the middle east. These fossils indicate that a riding bit was placed in the animal’s mouth.

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The horse cross was located in America and Asia about 10,000 years ago. Their disappearance could have been caused by the changing climate.

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The cave painting was located in Lascaux, France about 17,000 years ago. Later human societies named constellations after this horse.

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The Hyracotherium where in the Tropical rain forests of North America, 55 million years ago. They were leaf-eating mammal about the size of a dog.

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Spanish RE-introduction to the New World

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Spanish RE-introduction to the New World

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The Spanish was in North America in the thirteenth century.  Some horses quickly got free of the Spanish conquistadors and bred in the wild.

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Mounted European Knights were in Europe in the thirteenth century. These suited-up armored warriors — European knights — were like early tanks.

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Mounted Asian Mongols was invented in Asia in the thirteenth century. They were famous for their horse-mounted archers.

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The Kazakhstan Stable was invented in 5,000 BCE in Kazakhstan. Ancient knife marks on thousands of horse bones show that these horses were raised for meat and perhaps milk.

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Horses & the Persian Empire’s Royal Road

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Horses & the Persian Empire’s Royal Road

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Horses & the Persian Empire’s Royal Road where in central Asia in the fifth century BCE. Horse-mounted messengers on the Persian Empire’s Royal Road in the fifth century BCE could carry a message 1,700 miles in seven days. It took 90 days by foot.