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This project explores the relationships between humans and equids in the ancient Near East, focusing on how these animals were integrated into human society. By analyzing archaeological findings and cultural artifacts, it aims to shed light on the social roles of equids in historical contexts.
This project investigates human-animal relations in the ancient Near East, with equids (horses, donkeys and horse-donkey hybrids) as the main focus, and with an understanding of animals as social actors.
The data used includes the material culture of the Bronze Age Near East in the form of archaeological contexts with equid remains (burials, sacred space, settlements and other contexts), supplemented by iconography, textual references and finds associated with equids, such as chariots and harnes…
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