Close detail of a horse leg showing a chestnut.
National Archeological Museum, Athens, GreeceThis image shows the front leg of a horse with a small raised bump called a chestnut. It is part of a large stone carving that displays highly realistic muscles and veins.
A close view of a horse leg from an ancient marble relief showing an anatomical chestnut.
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Greek grave relief with Ethiopian groom and horse
Material: Pentelic marble Date range: Late 4th century BC or 1st century BC Origin: Found near...
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