In the final weeks up to #EqHist2018, we are running a series of posts to highlight our fabulous sponsors. Today we’re looking at SmartPak, who has generously… Read more “#EqHist 2018 Sponsors: SmartPak”
Category: EqHist2018
#EqHist2018: Alexandra Lotz on European State Studs
All month long we will be featuring speaker’s abstracts for the upcoming Equine History Conference: Why Equine History Matters. European State Studs: Values, Significance, Potential Alexandra Lotz The… Read more “#EqHist2018: Alexandra Lotz on European State Studs”
#EqHist2018 Sponsors: UCLA 17th & 18th Century Studies
In the final weeks up to #EqHist2018, we are running a series of posts to highlight our fabulous sponsors. Today we highlight the Center for… Read more “#EqHist2018 Sponsors: UCLA 17th & 18th Century Studies”
#EqHist2018: Jeannette Vaught on Cloning and Breed Standards
All month long we will be featuring speaker’s abstracts for the upcoming Equine History Conference: Why Equine History Matters. Quarter Horses, Cloning, and the Moral Definition of a Breed Standard… Read more “#EqHist2018: Jeannette Vaught on Cloning and Breed Standards”
#EqHist2018 Sponsors: Western History Association
In the final weeks up to #EqHist2018, we are running a series of posts to highlight our fabulous sponsors. Today we are spotlighting the Western… Read more “#EqHist2018 Sponsors: Western History Association”
#EqHist2018: Andra Kowalczyk Martens on Lotnik, Polish Arabian
All month long we will be featuring speaker’s abstracts for the upcoming Equine History Conference: Why Equine History Matters. Lotnik: A Narrative History of an American Prize of War and… Read more “#EqHist2018: Andra Kowalczyk Martens on Lotnik, Polish Arabian”
#EqHist2018 Sponsors: UCLA-CMRS
In the final weeks up to #EqHist2018, we are running a series of posts to highlight our fabulous sponsors. Today we are thankful for the… Read more “#EqHist2018 Sponsors: UCLA-CMRS”
#EqHist2018: Fabienne Meiers on Gaited Horses in Medieval Account Books
All month long we will be featuring speaker’s abstracts for the upcoming Equine History Conference: Why Equine History Matters. Counting [on] Gaited Horses: Late Medieval Urban Account Books as Sources… Read more “#EqHist2018: Fabienne Meiers on Gaited Horses in Medieval Account Books”
#EqHist2018 Sponsors: Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture & W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center
In the final weeks up to #EqHist2018, we are running a series of posts to highlight our fabulous sponsors. Today, we celebrate the historic W.K.… Read more “#EqHist2018 Sponsors: Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture & W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center”
#EqHist2018: Julia Crisler on Gallic-Germanic Equestrian Symbolism
All month long we will be featuring speaker’s abstracts for the upcoming Equine History Conference: Why Equine History Matters. The Symbolic Equine in the Early Medieval Gallic-Germanic Borderland Julia F.… Read more “#EqHist2018: Julia Crisler on Gallic-Germanic Equestrian Symbolism”