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What transport did people use in olden times?
bullock carts, boats, bicycles, horse carriages, sledges, horses, camels,
Who used horse drawn carriages?
pioneers, olden people.
What did people use to ride back in the olden days?
They rode horses, carriages, and the wind. They as well walked!
What are wagons called in the olden days?
In the olden days, wagons were commonly referred to as "carts" or "carriages." These vehicles were often used for transporting goods, people, and agricultural products. Specific types included "farm wagons," "conestoga wagons," and "buckboards," each designed for particular purposes and terrains. The terminology varied by region and the specific functions of the wagons.
How did horse Carriages get built in the olden days?
wood,nails,cloth possibly
What modes of Transport were used in the olden days?
the roads were used for carriges and horses to get transport in the olden days.
Use of wheel in olden times?
The wheel & axle has been used throughout history to make moving things from place to place easiest.It was first made by the Mesopotamians and later used by Assyrians
What transport do the native Americans use in the olden days?
Used travois (like sleds) pulled by dogs
What did the people in the Olden-Days have?
Please define "olden days" because each time had different things. To some people 1950 is the "olden days".
What did people use to get to places in the olden days?
Horses were ridden or pulled wagons in which passangers rode. Trains carried people over long distances. People werent fat and they walked places.
How do people save in the olden days?
In the olden days there were no banks so people used to keep their money under their heads
What did people shelter in the olden days?
people use old cars ,also we are in carriages while horses ride us to different places .People use tricycles to ride around town. some homes are two storeys but are narrow.people can get very poor. the phones are different you have to spin around this wheel to call people.
