Transport modes that move people or goods using the muscular power of a domesticated animal, whether the traveler rides the animal directly or the animal draws a cart, sled or other vehicle. Belongs here: horseback riding, camel and other pack-animal transport, and animal-drawn carts, carriages and sleds. Does not belong here: any mode powered by a human's own effort, such as cycling or a hand-pulled rickshaw, which belong under Human-Powered Mode.
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Era of Emergence All Animal-Drawn Mode
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1. Wikipedia: Working animals
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the earliest surviving vehicle, Puabi's Sumerian sledge, was ox-drawn
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c. 2550 BC
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