The Horse, History and Human Culture by Gloria Austin, Paperback
SKU: 9001GLhorsehistory25B
$12.00
Explore the enduring impact of horses on human civilization in Gloria Austin’s paperback. This used copy is in excellent condition and offers a fascinating cultural history.
1 in stock
Description
Exploring Horse History and Human Culture
The Horse, History and Human Culture: How the horse civilized man by Gloria Austin is a paperback book that examines the profound and intertwined history of horses and humans. This work traces the essential role horses have played from prehistoric times through to modern day, emphasizing their impact on human development and society.
This book offers valuable insights into horse history and human culture by detailing how horses were first domesticated and used for transportation, hunting, and labor. It explores their influence not only in practical applications but also in shaping human culture.
Details on Horse History and Human Culture
Readers will appreciate the exploration of the historical significance of the horse and its contributions to civilization across various societies and eras. The author discusses the ways horses have helped shape human settlement, culture, and progress.
- Thorough overview of horse domestication and early uses
- Examination of cultural roles and symbolism of horses in different regions
- Discussion on horses’ impact on human societal development
This paperback is in excellent used condition and serves as a meaningful resource for equestrian enthusiasts and anyone interested in the cultural and historical ties between horses and people.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 11 × 9 × 2 in |
| Condition Description | Excellent |
| Condition Type | Used |
