[Texas_Jarhead]

Didn’t read the source but I’m gonna guess that a people who didn’t discover / invent the wheel didn’t invent a “computer”.

[Jonty30]

I would say the abacus is the world’s first computer. The Inca rope system may be the first computer in the America’s.

A computer is a device that allows you to calculate efficiently. It can come in many forms.

[Callnote]

Why would an advanced life form need wheels?

[Ken Regis]

… and it sounds more like a record-keeping method.

Not a “computer”.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Didn’t read the source but I’m gonna guess that a people who didn’t discover / invent the wheel didn’t invent a “computer”.

I'm gonna bet you didn't either.

[brookwood]

“Didn’t read the source but I’m gonna guess that a people who didn’t discover / invent the wheel didn’t invent a “computer””
If they had a written language we would be able to learn a lot more about this. Also iron and bronze would have helped their development, that was about 4,000 BC in what is now Iraq.

[Texan5]

They didn’t need wheels without any horses or other draft animals to hitch carts to-the Spanish brought horses to the new world early the 16th century. The Chinese had the abacus before then-they didn’t have horses either...