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When Did Humans Start Waging Wars?

Organized warfare appears to have started in the Neolithic Age and then ramped up during the Bronze Age.

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Descubren que el sitio de la primera guerra racial de la historia fue en realidad el escenario de una serie de episodios violentos

Descubren que el sitio de la primera guerra racial de la historia fue en realidad el escenario de una serie de episodios violentos
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Earliest Known War Turns Out to Be Series of Conflicts 13,400 Years Ago, Scientists Say

In the 1960s, skeletons in a prehistoric cemetery were unearthed in Sudan, and after it was discovered that 20 of the bones had injuries, it was assumed that they.

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Earliest known war was a repeated conflict in Sudan 13,400 years ago

Wendorf Archives of the British Museum Individuals buried at the prehistoric cemetery Jebel Sahaba in Sudan seem to have experienced violence and trauma at several points during their lives. The discovery may help us understand the prehistory of violence before the origin of farming. At about 13,400 years old, Jebel Sahaba is one of the earliest sites displaying signs of mass conflict. Violence between communities seems to have become more common once people settled in one place to farm, which had begun happening by about 12,000 years ago. But evidence of organised violence among more mobile communities, like those represented by Jebel Sahaba, is unusual.

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