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August 27th, 2013, 12:44 PM
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 Institute for Ancient Equestrian Studies
Please provide me some information about Equine Studies Institute.
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August 27th, 2013, 05:34 PM
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| Re: Institute for Ancient Equestrian Studies
Equine Studies Institute is located in Livingston, CA. It is a colloquium of friends who share an attitude and approach to horsemanship. Deb Bennett, Ph.D. founded this institute in 1992. Classes and Clinics: Two types of classes are taught by Dr. Deb Bennett Horsemanship Anatomy Membership: You can become a member of this institute by paying an annual amount of just $25. After becoming a member each year, you may choose one of the following items: One "Inner Horseman" disk Audio Lessons Disk set (For U.S./APO Residents Only) 1 copy "Conquerors" Book-length Publications on CD-Rom The Birdie Book: An Internal Geography of Rider and Horse Poison Plants in the Pasture: A Horse Owner's Guide Contact: Equine Studies Institute P.O. Box 411 Livingston, CA 95334 USA Quote:
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February 21st, 2015, 04:58 PM
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| Re: Institute for Ancient Equestrian Studies
Institute for Ancient Equestrian Studies was established in the year 1994 at Hartwick College by Dr. David Anthony and Dorcas Brown . The IAES is affiliated with the Institute for the History and Archaeology of the Volga in Samara, Russia. The IAES is located in the Anthropology Department at Hartwick College . Some high points have been: * the discovery of bit wear on the teeth of horses dated to 3500 BC in Kazakstan, which pushes the beginning of horse riding back by 1500 years * survey and excavation of Bronze Age burials, settlement and herding camps on the Samara River in Russia. * an experimental program in which horses were ridden with bits made of hemp and horsehair rope, bone and leather in order to recreate the types of bit wear that may have been produced by the earliest riders. * the discovery that Bronze Age chariots buried in tombs in the steppe grasslands of Russia were as old, and perhaps older than, the chariots of the ancient urban civilizations of the Near East. Contact Details : Institute for Ancient Equestrian Studies Anthropology Department Hartwick College Oneonta, NY 13820
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