Archaeologists Find Grim Proof of Man's Earliest War

Yet some believe prehistoric man was largely amiable: Hunter-gatherers could simply move on.

Jul 29, 2014 3:00 AM

Cultural clashes leading to war are evidently as old as man himself. Now archaeologists studying human remains in the Sudan believe they have found evidence of the world’s first outright, large-scale war, some...

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