I always assume people probably weren't that different from you an I, just different skills. Assuming they had a handle on getting food, they probably just want

I always assume people probably weren't that different from you an I, just different skills. Assuming they had a handle on getting food, they probably just want to see what's over the next hill just because that's human nature. Meet women. Or look for better places to live. Or some belief gods are powerful over there. Much of the same reasons people travel today. It's amazing how we travel today, but put a long walk in google maps and see how much distance you can cover in a week. Obviously roads help this but it's amazing how far you can get on foot in relatively small amount of time. When hiking rule of thumb is 6km/hr on road and 4km when in bush, unless really thick so you don't slow down that much. Obviously this is me musing rather than evidence based so take with pitch of salt.