Early Riders

Discover the fascinating world of equestrian history with Early Riders by Robert Drews, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2004. This captivating hardback edition spans 230 pages, offering a comprehensive exploration of horse-riding and horse-rearing practices across Central Asia, Europe, and the Greek world.

Drews masterfully combines archaeological findings, iconographic representations, and textual analysis to unravel the origins of horseback riding. He delves into the timeline of when riders first mounted horses and the pivotal moment when they gained the confidence to wield weapons while riding.

Whether you are a history enthusiast, an equestrian aficionado, or simply curious about the evolution of human-horse relationships, Early Riders provides invaluable insights into this ancient practice. Don't miss the chance to enhance your library with this essential read!