The Role of the Horse in Man's Culture

adopted Africa agricultural amble American ancient animals appear Arabs Asia Bedouin Blackfoot Bökönyi bridle camel carts cattle cavalry Celts Central Asiatic century B.C. chariot cheek pieces Chinese collar common complex cowboy culture curb bits Daumas developed draught horses early eastern employed equestrian equestrian nomadism Europe European Ewers farm feed foal foot gait gallop Gaucho geldings Gimbutas grazing Greeks hackamore Hancar harness herds horse breeding horse's horseback horsemanship horsemen hunting Iceland important Indians Jankovich Kazakh koumiss leather livestock mares meat Mediaeval military milk Mongolia Mongols mounted mules nineteenth century nomads North northern noseband number of horses onager open range oxen pasture Pazyryk peasants Persians Plains plough ponies Radloff ranching reins ridden rider riding style rode role Roman rope saddle Sarmatians Scythians sheep snaffle South southern Spanish sport stallions steppe stirrups strap tion tradition Trench tribes Tungus Turkic Turkmen Vernam village wagons western wild horses winter Yakut