No, I specifically want to traverse the unknown hills and valleys of time that have yet to see an adventurer. I would travel to the day the first Sumerian placed the first brick at the mouth of the Euphrates, approximately 5400 BC. Historians know much of the feats the Sumerians accomplished, how they managed to perform them, and when they did them, but they do not know much of their motives. What thought spurred the first scribe to wedge a stylus into clay, creating cuneiform writing? What action spurred the ancient Sumerians to take slaves? Why did opposing city-states and even differing social classes practice a wide variety of religions and worship contrasting gods? Until the first time traveler explores what is not known, the answers escape
No, I specifically want to traverse the unknown hills and valleys of time that have yet to see an adventurer. I would travel to the day the first Sumerian placed the first brick at the mouth of the Euphrates, approximately 5400 BC. Historians know much of the feats the Sumerians accomplished, how they managed to perform them, and when they did them, but they do not know much of their motives. What thought spurred the first scribe to wedge a stylus into clay, creating cuneiform writing? What action spurred the ancient Sumerians to take slaves? Why did opposing city-states and even differing social classes practice a wide variety of religions and worship contrasting gods? Until the first time traveler explores what is not known, the answers escape