The Dawn Warriors: Man's Evolution Toward Peace

able American Indians Amorites ancestors animals apes armies australopithecines baboons bands battle behavior biological Canaanites Carleton Coon central Asia century B.C. chimpanzees chimps China cities civilization complex conquered cultural Dawn Warriors diffusion early effective efficient Egypt empire enemies Europe Europeans evidence evolutionary example Farge favored females fighting force foreign genes genetic Genghis Khan gorillas Greece Greeks Herodotus Hittite horses hot center Howells human brain human evolution Huns hydrogen bomb increase individuals innate intelligent intergroup invaders Jane Goodall kill Lagash land less lions living males Mesopotamia millions modern mongoloid Mongols monkeys move mutation Mycenae Mycenaeans natural selection Neanderthal neighbors nomads North organized Pleistocene polygamy population powerful prehistoric peace pressures primates primitive probably produced Roman savage Scythians second millennium B.C. social cohesion social cooperation social group social units spears species steppes survival thousand tion tribes Vikings villages violence warfare warlike warriors wars waves weapons wives