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  • curprev 03:2503:25, 13 September 2021Erminwin talk contribs 16,686 bytes −589 Deleted irrelevant image. The horse figurine is alleged to be from Ordos culture, which is not situated in modern Turkmenistan's territory. The sources cited did not provide any more evidence to prove that this alleged Ordos horse figurine depicted a horse of the same breed as Dayuan's/Ferghana/Heavenly Horses. I will repost the image in the Ordos culture's gallery, with cautionary annotations ofc. undo Tag: Manual revert

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  • curprev 20:4620:46, 10 July 2021Erminwin talk contribs 16,685 bytes −185 The figurine was made by Western Han Chinese artisans & dated to the 4th-1st c. BCE. While it POSSIBLY depicts a Dayuan kingdom's Heavenly Horse (often considered ancestral to the Turkman Akhal-Teke), it's not accurate to claim the figure depicts an "Ancient Turkmen Akhal-Teke horse". Turkic-speakers were not present in Ferghana Valley. The ethonym "Turkmen" was attested much later in the 10th century.. undo

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