Isn't Trav. all about hunt./gath.? Just a more sophisticated functional interface and a larger space, but most 'adventures' are essenhially about hunting for some goodies and gathering value of some description.
Anyone remember books by Jean Auel (?). Was about a homosapient girl among neanderthals.
Greg
Adding to the discussion about hunter/gathers versus farmers (can't remember the thread):a) yes, stone-age hunter/gatherers had more spare time than we have todayb) I am not exactly sure, if civilization made us happierc) hunter/gatheres have to be lucky to pass the age of thirtyd) cereals (i.e. farming produce) are the only reliable all-year-round fuel source for the making of alcoholic beveragese) 'd)' is the reason why some of the newer anthropologists theories (which quite often have an air of guess-work on them) claim that humanity only became sedentary to get a steady supply of booze (or, rather, beer)(eating fermented fruit isn't just the same, try it out...)----- The Traveller Mailing List Archives at http://archives.simplelists.com/tml Report problems to listmom@travellercentral.com To unsubscribe from this list please goto http://www.simplelists.com/confirm.php?u=JydxSB9tZc6TS63HiAHJcg6SAwighNGJ