Showing posts with label horse history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horse history. Show all posts

Thursday, July 9, 2026

Cheiron Journal - 1st issue od 2026

 Salvete Omnes,

Philips Wouwerman


a short entry - 



Hear, hear - a new issue of 2026 of the Cheiron Journal has been made available on the website. 



Free access articles - eg: 
1 - The Image of the Horse from its Origin to its Transformation in the Bronze Age of Eastern Europe / Western Asia by P. F. Kuznetsov

2- Bronze Figurines of Domestic Horses in Central Ciscaucasian Burials of the Second Quarter-Middle of the Third Millennium BC  by Alexey A. Kovalev



also on racing etc



ps
This year Grunwald 1410 battle reenactment will take place the weekend of 17th-19th July  in northeastern Poland-EU.



On Yt channel Polish reenactors group - Grupa Konna Dextrarius as the Teutonic Knights at theMalbork Castle, Poland.

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Valete

Sunday, January 5, 2025

The Horse: Man's Most Useful Companion - by Razib Khan

 Salvete Omnes,



I will start this new year of  my bloggin' with the link to the podcast by Razib Khan on the horse's prehistory, spread and characteristics prior to the domestication and some general aspects of great value for domestication by us, humans.



The podcast via Ytube- The Horse: Man's Most Useful Companion.
It is a monologue, fast paced and dense with information and concepts. Rather galloping speed but deep in scope and particular with examples.  Nota bene, 



 Razib talks about the Yukon horse too in the context of massive extinction of the horse in the prehistoric Americas. 





Also the podcaster & researcher about horse anatomy, the long muzzle and large eye etc. 



A very interesting presentation.



and the two books he mention -
T. Winegard - The Horse.
W. T. Taylor -  The Hoof Beats. 




Valete