That's an interesting angle. Those early campgrounds were essentially hand‑crafted by hand‑cut stone, each notch and groove a small testament to human ingenuity. Modern gear carries that legacy in subtle ways—think of the simple, flat surfaces on a trekking pole or the modularity of a tarp, both echoing the practicality of those early stone designs. It’s a quiet reminder that our gadgets, however refined, still trace back to that same primal need for shelter and preparation.