Submitted by AutoModerator t3_zu9d4g in history
TheBattler t1_j1k3y8f wrote
Reply to comment by Type31971 in Simple/Short/Silly History Questions Saturday! by AutoModerator
Yes, everybody on this sub knows the absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence...but this is to our best current knowledge.
>On top of that there’s no evidence that mesoamerican cultures stopped developing wheeled carts because of an absence of large domesticated draft animals.
If that's your standard for why they didn't develop wheeled carts, you'll basically never have a satisfactory answer. It's next to impossible to prove a negative using archaeology.
Type31971 t1_j1k8tx2 wrote
There is never gonna be a satisfactory answer. As I said before, large swaths of the Americas were still Stone Age societies when Europeans made contact… You’d think all of continental humanity would have advanced beyond that point
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