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The ancient Sumerian city of Uruk, which thrived around 3500–3000 BCE, is significant for its early role in the development of trade and travel. Uruk was a major urban center in Mesopotamia with extensive trade connections, including long-distance trade with the Indus Valley, evidenced by trade goods and artifacts found in archaeological sites.