File:America's Highways 1776–1976 - page 445b.jpg
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English: Steam shovels were used for excavation work in the early 1900’s, but dump wagons were still horsedrawn. Bottom dump wagons, shown here, were especially useful for dumping heavy, sticky material. |
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| Author | Federal Highway Administration |
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