Vicenne, Campochiaro, Molise, tomb 16 cavaliere
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Human remains uncovered at the 7th century necropolis in Vicenne, Campochiaro, Molise, Italy, reveal a remarkable individual whose burial site reflects the profound impact of steppe culture on early European societies. A Longobard/Avar warrior's skull displays unmistakable signs of steppe influence, including the unique presence of a loyal steed buried alongside its master, complete with an array of deadly arms and the earliest recorded use of stirrups in Western Europe. This extraordinary discovery proudly stands as one of the first genuine examples of a European "knight," embodying the valorous spirit that would shape medieval chivalry for centuries to come.
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