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Comparison of ancient and present by bullock cart.
- wheel virtually identical.
- Wooden chassis.
- two oxen pour.
- Pore sticking up from chassis to support load.
These are present in the modern cart but only the whole remains it the back of the ancient one.
- Driver in the same position.
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FranOh, dude, like, the similarities between a modern cart and a 4000-year-old one? Well, they're both carts, so there's that. And, uh, they both probably have wheels... unless the ancient one was like, a sled or something. But hey, they both served the purpose of carrying stuff around, so I guess you could say they're kind of distant cousins in the world of transportation.
Comparison of ancient and present by bullock cart.
- wheel virtually identical.
- Wooden chassis.
- two oxen pour.
- Pore sticking up from chassis to support load.
These are present in the modern cart but only the whole remains it the back of the ancient one.
- Driver in the same position.
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Comparison of ancient and present by bullock cart.
- wheel virtually identical.
- Wooden chassis.
- two oxen pour.
- Pore sticking up from chassis to support load.
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