What is Reddit's opinion of The Wheel: Inventions and Reinventions (Columbia Studies in International and Global History)?

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Here, have a book.

Wheels aren't actually that intuitive to make. Even a wheelbarrow that a human can efficiently move requires a well-established knowledge base of its function. You can make a primitive wheelbarrow using a cross-cut log, maybe, but even with one wheel it'd be so clunky that you'd be better off with a tumpline or travois.