The Natives of 18th Century America used the most basic of transport to ply their trade goods; rivers were the highways, narrow trails were the back roads. It was not uncommon to travel hundreds of miles in a season to trade furs, reed mats, and other goods to friendly tribes and Europeans.
The Natives of 18th Century America used the most basic of transport to ply their trade goods; rivers were the highways, narrow trails were the back roads. It was not uncommon to travel hundreds of miles in a season to trade furs, reed mats, and other goods to friendly tribes and Europeans.