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@proceedings{2318917,
author = {Klontza, Věra},
booktitle = {Equine History Collective Annual conference: Close Encounter of the Equine Kind, 2023},
keywords = {Equine Archaeology; Heritage protection; Cultural Heritage},
language = {eng},
title = {Horse As a Cultural Heritage: Three Case Studies from Czechia and Greece},
url = {https://equinehistory.wpcomstaging.com/conferences/conference-2023/conference-abstracts/},
year = {2023}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 2318917
AU - Klontza, Věra
PY - 2023
TI - Horse As a Cultural Heritage: Three Case Studies from Czechia and Greece
KW - Equine Archaeology
KW - Heritage protection
KW - Cultural Heritage
UR - https://equinehistory.wpcomstaging.com/conferences/conference-2023/conference-abstracts/
N2 - People shape horses through their needs and demands but also through their awarness and understanding of themselves and their environment. The horse populations encode the history of the region and the environmental circumstances. The horse is a cultural animal, a kind of palimpset. It is therefore an archaeological and historical sourse. Indeed, it is a cultural heritage. The paper analyze how this can be dealt with using three examples: Kladruby n. L. stud, Napajedla stud, and the Cretan horse issue.
ER -
KLONTZA, Věra. Horse As a Cultural Heritage: Three Case Studies from Czechia and Greece. In \textit{Equine History Collective Annual conference: Close Encounter of the Equine Kind, 2023}. 2023.
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