Archaeologists have found signs of an ancient transport system in White Sands National Park, New Mexico, dating back 22,000 ...

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These marks found with footprints could be from 22,000-year-old primitive sleds, making them the oldest vehicle tracks.

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Researchers discovered sled-like drag marks alongside ancient footprints at White Sands National Park in New Mexico — potentially the oldest human footprint site in North America. Indigenous people ...

Researchers identified drag marks alongside some of the oldest ... indicate that the marks were likely created by a travois – a simple sled-like device made of wooden poles dragged across ...

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These sleds carried everything from houses to children before horses arrived. Footprints next to the drag marks suggest adults pulled the sleds while children walked alongside—a prehistoric ...

"Less drag basically means you go faster ... the team is on track to be on the podium in both the two-man and four-man sleds. Should another gold medal be captured by the team, efficiency of ...