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| Interesting links M, I didn't comment earlier as it all felt a bit baffling. You've probably seen this link which is related as about DNA testing again and also references your first link. This time about the origins of horses ... which is intriguing as horses appear on rock/cave paintings. http://www.independent.co.uk/n[...]tai-domesticated-a8224121.html See also the Peche Merle spotted horses - which seem to be dated between 25,000BC and 16,000BC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pech_Merle Read in conjunction with the Independent's article it all seems a bit confusing. Reply | with quote |  23rd February 2018ce 20:48 In reply to: Studies Suggests Neolithic Britons Killed Off By Bubonic Plague (Monganaut) |
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