Violence of Abundance
Climate, population dynamics drove warfare in Prehispanic Andes, study finds
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Climate, population dynamics drove warfare in Prehispanic Andes, study finds
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Housing and Development Newsletter “Nonetheless, the majority of violent wounds are ante-mortem (healed), and the victims of lethal violence were interred in the same way and spaces as those who did not die violently,” he said. “These lines of evidence show that violence in the region was not the result of executions or sacrifice but is instead representative of an extended phase of mutually destructive warfare.” As unexpected as the intensity of the violence and the distribution of wounds were, McCool said the biggest surprise was that the highest proportion of lethal violence was am...