11. The Spread of Domesticated Horses
After their initial domestication, horses rapidly spread from the Eurasian steppe into Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. This expansion was driven by migration, trade, and conquest. As horses entered new regions, they impacted agriculture, warfare, and daily life, leaving a mark on countless cultures. Live Science highlights how the adaptability and utility of domesticated horses made them indispensable across diverse societies and landscapes.
