The Horse, the Wheel, and Language: How Bronze-Age Riders from the Eurasian Steppes Shaped the Modern World
David W. Anthony examines how the horse, the wheel, and language shaped Bronze-Age societies across the Eurasian steppes. This accessible work explores the historical importance of steppe riders and considers how their technologies, movements, and linguistic influence contributed to the formation of the modern world.
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David W. Anthony examines the relationship between the horse, the wheel, and language in the Bronze Age.
The book focuses on riders from the Eurasian steppes and their broader historical significance.
By connecting technology, mobility, and language, it considers how developments in the ancient world helped shape the modern world.
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