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That homicide rates for hunter gatherers are much higher than for people in agrarian and industrial societies is firmly established by the evidence, which is sp
by ETH_start 3y ago
That homicide rates for hunter gatherers are much higher than for people in agrarian and industrial societies is firmly established by the evidence, which is spread out across thousands of years of pre-history and a diverse array of geographical locations.
It is also consistent with what we see in the closest relatives of humans: chimpanzee.
https://archive.li/uP7Ax https://archive.li/uP7Ax
- defrost 3y ago> That homicide rates for hunter gatherers are much higher than for people in agrarian and industrial societies is firmly established by the evidence Cool. That's what I'm asking for ... do you have any? ( Bear in mind, WWI, WWII, Vietnam, Korea, The Boer Wars, Crimea (old and new), Ukraine, et al set the bar on homicide in agrarian and industrial cultures )
- ETH_start 3y agoYes, this article has a large number of sources: https://ourworldindata.org/ethnographic-and-archaeological-evidence-on-violent-deaths https://ourworldindata.org/ethnographic-and-archaeological-e...