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It eventually led to the invention of four-wheeled cart which was used for carrying supplies and equipment off of the shoulders of the common man. This chariot increased the speed of travel over land which was built around 3500 BC. Sumeria was the place where the two-wheel chariot had found its birthplace and is believed to be the world’s first form of wheeled transportation. The very next valid evolutionary step from the wheel was the invention of the cart and chariot. The invention of the wheel led to the development of mass transportation as man put his new invention to practical uses. With the invention of wheel, the ability to eventually transport crops from one place to another was less awkward.

It is a question that how man hit on these life-altering ideas or from where this thought had originated or how the advancement of time led mankind from ground to stars.Īrcheologists are of a view that the first step towards man-made transportation started with the invention of wheel either in Asia or Mesopotamia roughly around 4000 – 3500 BC.Īt this stage, man had already domesticated the horse and for using it for farming purposes. A few think about how life had been different if man had never tamed the first wild horse or invented the very first wheel. Most people regard the means of available transport as less important.