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An illustration from a 1371 Mamluk cavalry manual of military training exercises using Barb stallion mounts.

During the period of Arab expansion into North Africa, cavalry was often mounted on small, agile horses called 'Berbers', or 'Barbs'. Known for speed, endurance and courage in war, the Barb was an important component of the Arab forces.
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Title:
An illustration from a 1371 Mamluk cavalry manual of military training exercises using Barb stallion mounts.
Caption:
During the period of Arab expansion into North Africa, cavalry was often mounted on small, agile horses called 'Berbers', or 'Barbs'. Known for speed, endurance and courage in war, the Barb was an important component of the Arab forces.
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5450 x 3244 px | 50.6 MB
Print size:
46.1 x 27.5 cm | 18.2 x 10.8 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
ALGERIA ALGIERS ARABE ARABIAN ARABIC ART ARTS EGYPT EGYPTIAN EGYPTIANS EQUUS CABALLUS HISTORIA UNIVERSAL HISTORICAL HISTORY HORSE ISLAM ISLAMIC ISLAMISM LEGEND MAGHREB MOORS MOROCCO MUSLIM PAINT PAINTING SLAVE SWORD TUNISIA WEAPON