Great Plains groups incorporated horses by the early 1600s, before Europeans moved north from Mexico
Science News reports that Indigenous knowledge and Western science are reshaping the account of when horses most recently arrived in North America.
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Science News reports that Great Plains groups had incorporated domestic horses into their cultures by the early 1600s, before Europeans moved north from Mexico. Its account brings Indigenous knowledge and Western science together to revisit the history of horses in North America.
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