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Saudis find evidence of early horse domestication<br />
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Posted - 08/26/2011 : 7:51:47 PM<br />
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Guess it happened earlier than first thought :) Thought I would share!<br />
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-14658678<br />
"Saudi officials say archaeologists have begun excavating a site that suggests<br />
horses were domesticated 9,000 years ago in the Arabian Peninsula.<br />
The vice-president of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities said<br />
the discovery at al-Maqar challenged the theory it first took place 5,500 years<br />
ago in Central Asia.<br />
Ali al-Ghabban said it also changed what was known about the evolution of<br />
culture in the late Neolithic period.<br />
A number of artefacts were also found.<br />
They included arrowheads, scrapers, grain grinders, tools for spinning and<br />
weaving, and other tools that showed the inhabitants were skilled at<br />
handicrafts.<br />
Mr Ghabban said carbon-14 tests on the artefacts, as well as DNA tests on<br />
human remains also found there, dated them to about 7,000 BC.<br />
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"This discovery will change our knowledge concerning the domestication of<br />
horses and the evolution of culture in the late Neolithic period," he told a news<br />
conference in Jeddah, according to the Reuters news agency.<br />
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"The al-Maqar civilisation is a very advanced civilization of the Neolithic period.<br />
This site shows us clearly, the roots of the domestication of horses 9,000 years<br />
ago," he added.<br />
Although humans came into contact with horses about 50,000 years ago, they<br />
were originally herded for meat, skins, and possibly for milk.<br />
The first undisputed evidence for their domestication dates back to 2,000 BC,<br />
when horses were buried with chariots. By 1,000 BC, domestication had spread<br />
through Europe, Asia and North Africa.<br />
However, researchers have found evidence suggesting that the animals were<br />
used by the Botai culture in northern Kazakhstan 5,500 years ago."<br />
Posted - 08/26/2011 : 10:05:56 PM<br />
wow, that is so long ago, I can't imagine what went on. Amazing.<br />
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