Before the widespread use of railways, any cargo would likely be shipped by canal boat - heavy or otherwise. However, one of the largest requirements for the Industrial Revolution was for coal to be burned to generate power. Canals were the ideal medium (for a while) to ship these large cargoes long distances from coalfields to factories.
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i do not know to be quite honest maybe bricks
big boats and heavy winds
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i think if all the heavy ships and boats r taken from the sea...It will drop
people traveled by wooden boats. Some boats were good in shallow water but others were not and some were light and fast but others were slow and heavy.
It will vary on the engine of the boat. Including the cargo. How heavy the cargo is.
A Flat Boat is a boat with a flat bottom used for transporting heavy loads on inlend waters.
A windlass is used to move heavy weights - and is sometimes used on boats to raise an anchor.
With the invention of the rudder and fore-and-aft rigging,ships could sail into the wind for the first time. This made it possible for Chinese merchant ships carrying heavy cargoes to travel throughout the islands of southeast Asia and India, leading to a major expansion of trade in the Han period. Ur Welcome!! ;)
You could find heavy weight paper in Hobby Lobby.If not,you could also find heavy weight paper in staples.
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