Pre-Columbian Horses in America - Episode 66

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Pre-Columbian Horses in America - Episode 66

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Feb 6, 2017

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Today we're talking about ancient horses before the Spanish re-introduction in the 1500's. What were these horses, how do we know they were here, and did they come back with Lost Tribes of Israel?

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Feb 6, 2017

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Pre-Columbian Horses in America - Episode 66

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