Ancient Findings Show Early Human Violence
A recent archaeological study has revealed that violence among humans in prehistoric times may have been more widespread than previously believed, based on the analysis of Neanderthal remains discovered. The findings indicate evidence of acts of violence and assaults among Neanderthals, suggesting that conflicts and disputes were likely a more integral part of life in these ancient societies than previously thought.
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