Stone Age: Hunting for wild horses

Stone Age people (Neolithic) on wild horse hunt.
The series shows hunters of the Stone Age. Since the humans were already settling down at that time, they already kept livestock and the hunting was important, but was no longer the main meat supplier.
Neolithic, beginning about 11,500 BC.
Note: the horses are cast with wire to be attached to the rock face.

Series list for 203/355
No. 203-P30/13 (1x) Stone Age: Mare, fleeing with foal
No. 203-P30/5 (1x) Stone Age: Hunter, with axe and torch
No. 203-P30/14 (1x) Stone Age: Horse, falling from a steep slope (without footrest)
No. 203-P30/6 (1x) Stone Age: Hunter, with club
No. 203-P30/15 (1x) Stone Age: Horse, falling from steep slope (without footrest)
No. 203-P30/7 (1x) Stone Age: hunter, with club, arm up
No. 203-P30/16 (1x) Stone Age: Horse, falling from steep slope (without footrest)
No. 203-P30/8 (1x) Stone Age: hunter, with club
No. 203-P30/17 (1x) Stone Age: Horse, falling from steep slope (without footrest)
No. 203-P30/9 (1x) Stone Age: Group: hunter and horse (slaying)
No. 203-P30/1 (1x) Stone Age: hunter driving animals with animal skin
No. 203-P30/18 (1x) Stone Age: Horse falling from steep slope (without footrest)
No. 203-P30/10 (1x) Stone Age: Guppe: Medicine man at the fire (hunting ritual)
No. 203-P30/2 (1x) Stone Age: hunter driving animals with torch
No. 203-P30/11 (1x) Stone Age: Woman, undressed (for hunting ritual)
No. 203-P30/3 (1x) Stone Age: Hunter, with spear and club
No. 203-P30/12 (1x) Stone Age: two fleeing horses
No. 203-P30/4 (1x) Stone Age: hunter, with spear and torch