Wagon: Ancient Transport Vehicle to Ruins in Modern Museum

Abstract

This academic article aims to present past and present changes in the land transport system. The wagon was an important vehicle of transportation and travel in ancient times, and its ruins are on display in the museum in the present day. The most important travel route in ancient times was the "Wagon Path" which was used as a link to travel back and forth to trade and exchange goods with each other. Wagons are valuable, expensive vehicles with a high demand for ownership. It is a tool to show luxury and social wealth. It is a transport vehicle for city-to-city trade, and is important for traveling, migrating, making food It is a place to live, sleep, relax, escape the sun, escape the rain, etc. In this modern era, there has been development of land transportation infrastructure from the government, making roads for transportation and travel more convenient. There are main routes and secondary routes connecting all over the country. Most people have adapted to the changing times. By turning to cars or trucks for transportation and travel. Carts and ox carts gradually, it loses its importance as a vehicle for transportation and travel. The bullock carts were sold to slaughterhouses. The wagons were sold as home decorations. and displayed in museums to be a learning medium for people in today's era.