Absolute Earthwork

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Thanks to hardworking crews and a fleet of roughly 68 steam-powered shovels, an estimated 240 million cubic yards of dirt and rock were excavated between 1904 and 1914 when the Panama Canal was finally completed.

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With its manual swinging boom, toothed bucket, and dipping arm powered by steam, the first steam shovel, invented by American William Otis in the 1830s, launched a series of advancements that led to the modern excavator.