875BC? OK -
875BC it is!
Cabert's game gives us a pretty reasonable technological base to work from, and heck, part of a Wonder that puts points towards a rather handy

if we went that way. One of the more interesting submissions!
Commentry on Round 1 is welcome in this thread, but restrain yourself from setting out too much of an extensive strategy for future rounds (other than the 'bleeding obvious'). Did you learn anything from the other submissions? Surprised at the differences?
Submissions due at latest by; early-Saturday morning 'American time' (Friday evening in Europe, Friday in Asia, New Zealand, and the penal colony to the west of New Zealand {but at least we can play cricket}). Earlier is fine. Earlier is actually usual. Please ensure your saved games include your 'handle' (name) so we know which game belongs to which player. If you wish to make commentry about your games (Round 1 or 2) - which is encouraged - include comments on Round 2 in spoilers unless you are the final submission on the roster. Use double-spoilers if need be.
An unwritten rule is to semi-pretend that you don't know the map, but if you would have explored under normal circumstances anyway, then there's no issue. Most games in Round 1. had found the close source of Copper, and it's reasonable to play as though it will be found by the end of Round 2 - that is, there's no need to 'deliberately avoid it'.
We will be voting for 'the most successful' submission.
Mice will be the Returning Officer for this round when everyone's submissions are posted.
Have fun!