The Last Glacial Maximum occurred, covering much of Europe in ice.

The ice retreated.

Sea levels rose.

Thousands of plant and animal species adjusted their ranges in response to changing climate.

The Bohemian karst was occupied by a succession of human populations, none of them directly descended from Zlatý kůň, each bringing slightly different cultural and genetic signatures.

Approximately 37,000 years after Zlatý kůň died — a span of time greater than the entire history of anatomically modern humans in Europe up to her time — humans in Mesopotamia developed writing.

Shortly afterward, the first literate civilizations appeared.