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Domestication of the Horse: An Enduring Bond
In this compelling episode, Dr. Chris Mortensen delve into
the rich history and intriguing theories behind the domestication of horses.
He discusses ancient DNA studies, their impact on our
understanding of horse and donkey evolution and domestication, and how language
played a crucial role in tracing human migration patterns. The primary focus is
on the domestication of the Equus ferus into modern day Equus caballus
or the common domestic horse.
Dr. Mortensen in his discussion extends to the unique
shaping of shared histories between the horses, donkeys, and humans, the
geographical expansion of domesticated horses, as well as the development of
horse riding technology such as bridles, saddles and stirrups. The episode
concludes by asserting the continued relevance and interest in the history of
horse domestication.
05:25 Impact of 'Valley of Horses' and First Human-Horse
Interaction
06:30 Significance of Horse Domestication in Human History
06:47 Understanding the Process of Horse Domestication
07:07 The Connection Between Humans and Horses
07:45 The Importance of Horse Domestication in Technological
Innovations
08:45 The Influence of Horse Domestication on Human Culture
and Language
09:35 Understanding the Terms: Wild, Feral, and Tame
12:35 The Process of Domestication Explained
14:02 The Silver Fox Study and Its Insights into Animal
Domestication
23:55 The Bowtie Peoples and the Controversy of Horse
Domestication
34:40 The Yamnaya Culture and the Spread of Domestic Horses
39:55 The Simultaneous Domestication of Donkeys
41:50 Advancements in Equids and Horses
46:05 Conclusion and Future Topics
Visit https://madbarn.com/mad-about-horses/ to learn more.
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Mad Barn Academy is dedicated to supporting horse owners, handlers and practitioners through research, training and education. Visit us to learn more at https://madbarn.com
You can also find Mad Barn at:
Instagram @madbarnequine
Facebook @madbarnequine
TikTok @madbarnequine
YouTube @madbarn
We would love to hear from you! Please send any questions or comments to [email protected]
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In this compelling episode, Dr. Chris Mortensen delve into
the rich history and intriguing theories behind the domestication of horses.
He discusses ancient DNA studies, their impact on our
understanding of horse and donkey evolution and domestication, and how language
played a crucial role in tracing human migration patterns. The primary focus is
on the domestication of the Equus ferus into modern day Equus caballus
or the common domestic horse.
Dr. Mortensen in his discussion extends to the unique
shaping of shared histories between the horses, donkeys, and humans, the
geographical expansion of domesticated horses, as well as the development of
horse riding technology such as bridles, saddles and stirrups. The episode
concludes by asserting the continued relevance and interest in the history of
horse domestication.
05:25 Impact of 'Valley of Horses' and First Human-Horse
Interaction
06:30 Significance of Horse Domestication in Human History
06:47 Understanding the Process of Horse Domestication
07:07 The Connection Between Humans and Horses
07:45 The Importance of Horse Domestication in Technological
Innovations
08:45 The Influence of Horse Domestication on Human Culture
and Language
09:35 Understanding the Terms: Wild, Feral, and Tame
12:35 The Process of Domestication Explained
14:02 The Silver Fox Study and Its Insights into Animal
Domestication
23:55 The Bowtie Peoples and the Controversy of Horse
Domestication
34:40 The Yamnaya Culture and the Spread of Domestic Horses
39:55 The Simultaneous Domestication of Donkeys
41:50 Advancements in Equids and Horses
46:05 Conclusion and Future Topics
Visit https://madbarn.com/mad-about-horses/ to learn more.
---------------------------------
Mad Barn Academy is dedicated to supporting horse owners, handlers and practitioners through research, training and education. Visit us to learn more at https://madbarn.com
You can also find Mad Barn at:
Instagram @madbarnequine
Facebook @madbarnequine
TikTok @madbarnequine
YouTube @madbarn
We would love to hear from you! Please send any questions or comments to [email protected]