I shall be told that the stone blocks used for building the temple were moved on rollers. In other words, wooden rollers!
But the Egyptians could scarcely felled
and turned into rollers the few trees, mainly palms, that then (as now) grew in Egypt, because the dates from the palms were urgently needed as food and the trunks and fronds were the only things giving shade to the dried-up ground. (Chariots, 94)