Wheels 'n' things

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(I think I am correct in saying that) Andean peoples also had wheels, although
they were apparently used only for toys (?). And while we're on the subject, I
believe they also had a system of roads longer than the famed Roman one.

Thanks for the responses to my posting about the Ayn Rand Institute. I may use
some of your facts in a message to them. If I do send them anything, I'll share
it with y'all.

Ron

Ronald Kephart
Dept of Language & Literature
University of North Florida
Jacksonville, FL USA 32224-2645
Phone: (904) 646-2580
E-mail: rkephart@osprey.unf.edu

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