@PugJesusM to Illustrations of historyEnglish • edit-21 day agoDifferent forms of Roman animal-drawn cartsimagemessage-square9arrow-up159arrow-down10
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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•edit-21 day agoThe last cart is drawn by oxes (unless it was a special horse breed with horns) and all of the sudden, I have the melody from the simple merchant in Asterix the Gaul stuck in my head. Astérix : Marchand de Boeuf (YouTube)
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•1 day agoActually, I consider myself a bit of an expert in these matters, and I can assure you all of the carts were drawn by a human.
The last cart is drawn by oxes (unless it was a special horse breed with horns) and all of the sudden, I have the melody from the simple merchant in Asterix the Gaul stuck in my head.
Astérix : Marchand de Boeuf (YouTube)
Actually, I consider myself a bit of an expert in these matters, and I can assure you all of the carts were drawn by a human.
Oh, you’re correct, I didn’t catch that XD