How War Began

Keith F. Otterbein

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Violence, Religion, and Philosophy Archaeological and Geological Studies Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior

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1. Introduction 2. Perspectives On How War Originated 3. Early Humans 4. Hunters And Gatherers 5. Early Agriculturalists 6. Four Pristine States And Their Warfare 7. Early States 8. Tribes 9. Conclusion

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