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Packhorse

A packhorse, pack horse, or sumpter is a horse, mule, donkey, or pony used to carry goods on its back, usually in sidebags or panniers. Typically packhorses are used to cross difficult terrain, where the absence of roads prevents the use of wheeled vehicles. Use of packhorses dates back to the Neolithic period. Today, westernized nations primarily use…

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Packhorse

Nodes69
Edges68
Triples74
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028986
Components1

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Packhorse

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related to Historic use in North America · 27
Packhorse → Afterwards, America, Americas, By, Cut, Dutch, English, Even, French, In, Lehigh Canal, Lehigh Coal, Lehigh River, Mauch Chunk, Mules, Native Americans, Navigation Company, North America, North America's, Pennsylvania
related to Historic use in England · 22
Packhorse → AD, As, Cliviger Gorge, England, Irish Sea, Lancashire, Limersgate, Long Causeway, Many, Mount Cross, Old Norse, Packhorses, Pennines, Rapes Highway, Rapes Hill, Reddyshore Scoutgate, Shore, Some, The, Viking
related to Modern uses · 8
Packhorse → Additionally, Australia, Bicentennial National Trail, In, In North America, National Park Service, They, United States Forest Service
related to Training and use · 8
Packhorse → Foundation, In, Loading, Many, Patience, The, Thus, Weight
related to Other historic uses · 5
Packhorse → Daimyō, In, Japan, Pack, Packhorses
related to history · 3
Packhorse → Middle Ages, Packhorses, They
is a · 1
Packhorse → common public house name throughout England

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pack used packhorses horse goods use carry roads routes horses also many carried back england north transport first century often

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Packhorseis acommon public house name throughout England0.90text
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandPackhorses0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandEngland0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandMany0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandPennines0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandLancashire0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandYorkshire0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandSome0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandLimersgate0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandLong Causeway0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandReddyshore Scoutgate0.60section
Packhorserelated to Historic use in EnglandOld Norse0.60section

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