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Early Europeans primarily traveled by foot, horseback, or using animal-drawn vehicles like carts and wagons. Rivers and coastal waters were also vital for transport, with boats and ships facilitating trade and travel. Overland routes often followed established paths or trade routes, such as the Roman roads, which enhanced connectivity across regions. As technology progressed, innovations like the wheel and later, the sail, significantly improved travel efficiency.

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