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Discovery of Ancient Mongolian Saddle Rewrites the History of Horse Riding

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Researchers from Mongolia collaborating with University of Colorado Boulder archaeologist William Taylor have described the find. radiocarbon dating pins the artifact to roughly the 4th Century C.E., making it one of the earliest known frame saddles in the world. The research reveals the underappreciated role that ancient Mongolians played in the spread of horse-riding technology and culture.

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Discovery of Ancient Mongolian Saddle Rewrites the History of Horse Riding

In April 2015, an ancient cave burial at Urd Ulaan Uneet, located in the high Altai Mountains of western Mongolia, was plundered by thieves. Upon their arrest, police discovered various artifacts, including a finely crafted saddle composed of multiple birch wood pieces. Now, in a new study, resea

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