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Assyria's first horsemen didn't ride alone. They rode in pairs, and only one of them steered. He held the reins of both horses, so the man beside him could draw his bow with both hands. It looks like a chariot crew with the chariot taken away: one driver, one archer, now each on his own horse. 📖 Source: Mark Healy, The Ancient Assyrians, Osprey Elite 39 You can still see them on King Ashurnasirpal II's palace reliefs from Nimrud, carved in the 9th century BC. They ride without saddles or stirrups, sitting far back on the horse the way you sit on a donkey. Over the next generations the Assyrians learned from the riders of the eastern mountains, and each horseman took his own reins, a bow and a long lance. In 714 BC Sargon II led those horsemen into Urartu. In his letter to the god Ashur, he says his army was exhausted, with no water and no camp, when he found the enemy waiting between two mountains. He didn't form a line. He charged off the march with the horsemen at his side, "like a swift javelin", and the Urartian king fled on a mare. On the same Nimrud walls there is one more rider, an enemy who turns on his galloping horse and shoots backwards. Probably a Mede, from those same eastern mountains. In 612 BC, the Medes helped burn Assyria's capital. This channel is made on musayko.com, a platform I built for researching, writing and managing videos. If you make content too, it's open to you. Which warrior should we reconstruct next?

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