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HORSEPOWER
Interactions between China, Mongolia and the steppe 2000-0 BCE
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“I’m excited by the potential that such an international project offers for working across all kinds of intellectual and cultural traditions, including artistic interventions, to come up with a shared sense of the past."
Chris Gosden
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
Hi-Tech Ready for the Next Phase of Horsepower
Long gone are the days when an archaeologist’s key tools were a shovel and a brush. Excavations now involve an array of high technology. So, as a busy season of digs is about to begin for the Horsepower team in Mongolia, here’s a look at some of the devices they’re taking.
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
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“Horsepower is not just about documenting the past: we want to see those peoples and their horses as if they’re with us now to understand their relationships and how they developed."
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