Westbury White Horse
The
Westbury White Horse
is a
chalk carving
on
Salisbury Plain
in
England
. It is the oldest of several white horses carved in
Wiltshire
. It was restored in
1778
, but prior to that its origins are unclear. It has been suggested that it was created in 878 to commemorate the
Battle of Eandun
. See also:
chalk figures in the United Kingdom
.
External links
* http://www.wiltshire-web.co.uk/history/horse.htm
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