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> The common answer is that you don't need carting wheels without drafting animals Considering the large stone structures and pavilions they built, they sure c
by WalterBright 1y ago
> The common answer is that you don't need carting wheels without drafting animals
Considering the large stone structures and pavilions they built, they sure could have used a wheelbarrow.
Their "roads" were impassable by wheeled vehicles, but I suspect that passable roads were a consequence of wheeled vehicles, not a prerequisite.
- taeric 1y agoI agree. General consensus is otherwise, though? Thinking more on it, I confess the "they had wheels in toys" is actually more confusing than not. I would think it common for toys to mimic non-toys.