History of Discovery Wheels

History of Discovery Wheel (Wheel's History of Invention) Ivan Taniputera May 3, 2012 which is considered the inventor of the Nation is the nation's wheels Elam who lived in Mesopotamia (Tigris-Euphrates valley). Considered as such, because the sculptures they created is the oldest depiction of the wheel. Although it is possible that the wheel is older than the nation of Elam, but it must be coming from the vicinity of their residence. Why is that? Because the wheels are not found in other regions of the world, including in nations where ever coming into contact directly or indirectly with the Tigris Valley culture - the Euphrates.

 Kish also in Mesopotamia, was discovered 5,000-year-old wheels. So we may conclude that the wheel was found in the Mesopotamia region. Perhaps the idea of ​​reinventing the wheels from wooden rollers placed under the board where the load to make it easier to move. So load rolled over the rolls, and after that rolnya moved forward, and so on.
Thanks to the use of the wooden rollers, cow age tractor can load longer. Wooden rollers which serves as a hoop is probably the forerunner of wheels. Further development is entirely conjectural. Neither the board nor the load carrier wooden roller will both undergo wear after repeated use. The result is the notch on wooden rollers.
In the meantime, this is a good thing because it will prevent the wood roller skidding off the table where the load. But if the wear and tear it gets in the form of the notch, then the middle between the two notches will rub against the board where the load. As a result, movement becomes smooth. People then find a way, how this will not happen. They then make that the center of the roller to be smaller than the edges.
Be two wheels connected by a shaft to be one with it. However, because they blend with the axle, the wheels are forced to move at the same speed, so it can turn easily. Mankind is not fond despair, and they find a way again. Created shaft fixed to the wheels that each rotate him. Thus, they can rotate at different speeds. It's easy to turn.

That embryo wheels as it is today. Wheels subsequently spread to many places. The ancestors of the Europeans, most of Asia, and several African nations have known the wheel for several thousand years. But other nations new to the wheel before the modern era. For example, the Egyptians have known that chariot wheels.
In the tombs of the kings of Egypt can be found the remains of chariots, which would use the wheel. Thanks to the advanced chariot, the Assyrians under Sennacherib (approximately 720 BC) succeeded membangunan vast empire.