 The "Equus sivalensis" lived in the Himalayan foothills in prehistoric times and it is assumed it was extinct during the last Ice Age.Remains of horses have been claimed to have been found in deposits at Mahagara near Allahabad (dated to around 2265 BC to 1480 BC, described as "Equus ferus caballus" Linn), Hallur in Karnataka (c.1500 - 1300 BC, described as "Equus ferus caballus"), Mohenjo-Daro, Harappa ("small horse"), Lothal (e.g., a terracotta figurine and a molar horse tooth, dated to 2200 BC), Kalibangan, and Kuntasi (dated to 2300–1900 BC).Horse remains from the Harappan site Surkotada (dated to 2400-1700 BC) have been identified by A.K.