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The obvious answer is walking, however if you mean organized transportation for commercial purposes, excluding persons running/walking to/from wild beast or game animals. Many transportation professionals will answer Marine, pointing to either the Phoenicians, Egyptians or various Pacific Island civilizations. The concept of General Average may support this as it dates back to Rhodian Law.
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