http://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2011/12/the-chinese-wheelbarr...
A solid one is easier to make, but will be very heavy and have severe durability problems.
You also have never seen a machine in your life. You have nothing at all to guide or inspire you.
Wheels might have been invented and then abandoned and forgotten multiple times, because they were too hard to make and not that useful.
From a piece of wood hanging on notched or Y shaped branches on which to hang meat for smoking/cooking to a spit to a pulley doesn't seem to far?
A simple barrow is a couple of sticks with a pulley. Though the utility over a simple dragged carrier is not much.
A solid one is easier to make, but will be very heavy and have severe durability problems.
You also have never seen a machine in your life. You have nothing at all to guide or inspire you.
Wheels might have been invented and then abandoned and forgotten multiple times, because they were too hard to make and not that useful.