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, El caballo ha estado presente en el sur de … El caballo ha estado presente en el sur de Asia desde al menos la mitad del II milenio a. C., más de dos milenios después de su domesticación en Asia central. La primera evidencia incontrovertible de restos de caballos en el subcontinente indio datan de los principios de la cultura suat (la cultura de las tumbas de Gandhara, en Afganistán y Pakistán, de alrededor del 1600 a. C.). Hay algunas afirmaciones sobre la existencia del caballo en épocas anteriores, incluso en la mitad del III a. C.milenio, pero generalmente no son aceptadas. El tema es de cierta importancia porque ayuda a datar la migración indoaria en la India. El ashuá (‘caballo’, en sánscrito) es uno de los animales importantes que tienen referencias en las más antiguas escrituras hinduistas.en las más antiguas escrituras hinduistas.
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