Thrupp, George Athelstane · London : Kerby & Endean ; New York : "Hub" Pub. Co. · leaf 26
xen, where it was joined to a wooden yoke,this was again strapped round the bodies and necks ofthe horses, or tied to the horns of the oxen. Theaddition of bridles and reins would complete the simpleharness. Some horses were attached to the pole byan iron bar with knobs at each end, which… … fig: I EGYPTIAN CAR,
Horses · Carriages and carts
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