Kurgan chariots driven by wolves?

Question

Many archeologists think (it's a hypothesis, like mine here) that the domestication of horses goes far back to the 4th millenium BC. That's mainly because they have found wheels of broken chariots dated from that time.

Now, I know that may sound a bit strange, but it's totally serious. These archeologists are paid with big time money.

Anyways, Inuits still use or to drive their sleighs, right? So why would the "first" chariots have been dragged by horses 4 millenium BC, if much less docile were still used to drag peasant chariots during the roman empire's apogea?

And horses, to my knowledge, were never common in Eastern Asia (read: PIEs came from the Southeast, not Southwest).
Boars and wolves were common in Asia though.

Could the pigs and the wolves have pulled these chariots instead of horses?


Wolf habitat: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf
Boar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boar

Answer 1

i don't see why it couldn't be possible. but then i don't think i'm as smart as you! :) bravo for such a wonderful mind! keep thinking.

Answer 2

Yes. To the mall To work To sister's house To home To dad's school To the fueling station To the another fueling station again