Native American communities rode, cared for and lived alongside horses nearly a century earlier than European records suggest, a new study has found. The study, published in the journal Science, shatters the conventional narrative of how — and when — horses came into the Indigenous communities of the American West. The study draws on a new fusion of tribal oral histories with academic archeology, and suggests that rather than being passed on by European colonists, knowledge of the horse has its own deep roots among native peoples themselves. It also suggests that horses were distributed across Indigenous communities from Wyoming to Kansas generations — at least — before European
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