Burials from the Sintashta Culture provide the first physical evidence for these items.
A bronze sculpture of one of these objects was found with sculptures of a tiger, a water buffalo, and a rhino at Daimabad in 1974. The first known written mention of these items occurs on an inscription written on a dagger by the king of Kussara. Burials from the Sintashta Culture provide the first physical evidence for these items. In Bronze Age China, a state's power was ranked by the number of these items it possessed and they were frequently used in (*) royal hunts. The use of these items facilitated enough bloodshed "to float a log" at the Battle of Muye, but their most famous appearance in warfare was in a battle between Muwatalli II and Ramesses II. For 10 points, name these horse-drawn conveyances used en masse at the Battle of Kadesh.
A bronze sculpture of one of these objects was found with sculptures of a tiger, a water buffalo, and a rhino at Daimabad in 1974.
chariots