Movement of large stone monuments may have taken some type of log-rolling transporting to get the monuments to their display location. Again, not true wheels. If wheels were in use in ancient times, realize that it took an intricate infrastructure to support such use- 1. Wheel fabrication . Materials such as wood and stone could have been used for wheels, but without a metal band around them, wood and stone generally both have problems with weak grain directions, and quickly split in pieces and chip when subject to rotating stresses.
Wood is easier to work and lighter.
A spoked wheel is designed to place weak grain direction where it is subject to the least amount of stress. Axle material . Constant turning of the axle creates considerable friction. Materials riding on the axle must have resistance to wear from friction, and create a minimal amount of friction to slow the turning of the axle. Grease for lubrication would be imperative.