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camels? donkeys?

Any time, these people also most likely spoke the root mother language that eventually developed into all sorts of languages spoken today, from Punjabi to Italian to English. They really were trendsetters lol

Answers my question thank you! I googled your answer and there is a bunch of great info on the wiki as well. Thanks again!

Yamnaya, pontic-capsian steppe

Explains the long faces..

That’s usually what happens when you don’t build part of a structure well enough.

Who and where? Modern day what? I am so curious who the first people to ride were!

Smells like you know what you're talking about.

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they omitted any evidence that went past the 5000 year mark. #ScIeNcE

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Let alone all the formerly coastal stuff lost after sea level rise.

Almost as if small parts or arms that stick out are more prone to be damaged...Really makes you think...

get out of here afrocentrist

Alexander II of Russia might be a timely choice that could expand the audience's awareness of Russian rule pre-revolution.

Look at American history. They didn't have horse-like or oxen-like animals to domesticate. The best they had was Llamas as far as I know.

Funny how that always seems to happen, innit?

Must be that alien ship they used to build them.

But seriously, first hearing of this. Got to do some researching

Humans do use other animals for riding.

And the nose was also damaged coincidentally?

when i get high, i always think what humans would've used if horses just didn't exist?

You know about the Khufu ship? They found it in 1954 in a pit at the foot of the great pyramid https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khufu_ship?wprov=sfti1 https://maps.apple.com/?ll=29.978056,31.134444&q=Khufu%20ship