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Roman ingenuity made many breakthroughs, one of them being the delivery of water over long distances and significant elevation changes
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Little did we know at that time in history, but steam power allowed us to automate much of the labour: even replace horses and create cars!
Industrial age (industrial revolutions) are famous for creation of factories, first railways, worker class and automation.
Famous fairy-tale looking manuscripts which stored the information. Not many people at that time knew how to read and write, paper was extremely expensive as well!
Food production exploded with the appearance of plows and cattle as draft animals in agriculture. It ultimately led to further population growth.
Archeologists discovered human-crafted stone tools which highlights one of the many breakthroughs in human history.
During the Victorian Era, sewign machines appeared and significantly simplified process of clothes manufactuting.
Thanks to British Industrial Revolution (one of the first), England produced half the world's cotton cloth!
Before humanity learnt how to smelt iron, the most popular metal was bronze - it was used for tools, weapons, armor.
Stone Age gifted us a Lascaux painting - probably the earliest representation of human drawing skills, their hunting process.
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