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Many people here assume that current state of the world and proportions of assignment of the foid resource, so the 95/5 rule is a natural state of humanity. This believe is wrong. Even though foids are indeed hypergamous by nature, they weren't allowed to enforce their will for the most of the humanity history.
assets.cambridge.org/97805216/51059/sample/9780521651059wsc00.pdf
Societies until late paleolithic/learly neolithic have lived in small groups made of relatives. However, with the rise of human advancement, the groups started to grow and obtain more resources along with area they've occupied, that mostly happened in resource rich areas:
Mind that in centralized area the ruler have more power over its subjects. The family unit that provided the foid resource for all of its male members no longer have power in such autocratic system. The ruling class got all the power and resources.
That led to the situation wherein there was dozens foids granted for a chieftain. Sound familiar?
https://psmag.com/environment/17-to-1-reproductive-success/
Notice how it first affected Middle East, where neolithic and agriculture arrived first. It also ended there. The faster it started the faster it ended. Just like it couldn't last more than particular period of time for some reason.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-43026-9
So these weren't experienced warriors, if the unhealed trauma is insignificant. They were rather common folk that got slaughtered.
Inter-group violence that occured in Late Neolithic, you say?
Foids weren't killed in those events, you say?
In Europe and on Middle East the process of proletariat revolution was finally ended with the Aryan (Yamnaya) arrival and begun of the bronze Age.
Aryans populated northern and eastern Europe, but southern lands were more populated. Although it didn't changed anything, as even small group of Aryans most often became elites of the local population and enforced their culture.
We came from this filth of neolithic:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehistoric_religion#Middle_Paleolithic
To this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/*Dyēus
This could look similiar to the Islamic Caliphate conquest of middle East, when various Arab tribes got their previous culture and religion eradicated and replace with an universal one.
assets.cambridge.org/97805216/51059/sample/9780521651059wsc00.pdf
Societies until late paleolithic/learly neolithic have lived in small groups made of relatives. However, with the rise of human advancement, the groups started to grow and obtain more resources along with area they've occupied, that mostly happened in resource rich areas:
Ethnographic examples can be found to support both poles of the argument. The reality, as Stanner (Peterson 1986, Stanner 1965) pointed out, is a continuum of differential social access to local groups and the resources they control. This variable association was enshrined in what he termed estate (religious
core) and range (foraging area) relations (Gamble 1986a:33–4). The position of any group on the continuum was strongly influenced by variation in ecological
conditions. The closer in size that a group’s estate and range become, the more likely it is to find a patrilocal, restricted access system. On the contrary, when resources are poorer, range size will far exceed the area covered by a group’s estate. This generally results in unrestricted access, sharing and an open rather than closed system (Figure 1.1). Peterson (1986) has shown how this social continuum works for several Australian foraging societies (Table 1.2). Ranged along an ecological gradient3 of good to poor resources it is possible to see systematic changes in the principles of social integration, association to land and marriage rules. The social principles of inclusion and exclusion which change along this gradient are examined in Chapter 3.
Mind that in centralized area the ruler have more power over its subjects. The family unit that provided the foid resource for all of its male members no longer have power in such autocratic system. The ruling class got all the power and resources.
That led to the situation wherein there was dozens foids granted for a chieftain. Sound familiar?
https://psmag.com/environment/17-to-1-reproductive-success/
Once upon a time, 4,000 to 8,000 years after humanity invented agriculture, something very strange happened to human reproduction. Across the globe, for every 17 women who were reproducing, passing on genes that are still around today—only one man did the same.
Notice how it first affected Middle East, where neolithic and agriculture arrived first. It also ended there. The faster it started the faster it ended. Just like it couldn't last more than particular period of time for some reason.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-43026-9
The Late Neolithic funerary rockshelter of San Juan ante Portam Latinam (henceforth SJAPL) in north-central Iberia is one of the most promising sites to represent the largest violence-related burial event known for the European Neolithic. Nevertheless, the scale and nature of violence at the site remains disputed. The site was originally interpreted as a massacre (i.e., the indiscriminate killing of helpless or unresisting people)18 based on the haphazard and interwoven deposition of many bodies in a single mass with minimal soil separating them, combined with the original identification of five unhealed arrowhead injuries, at least 41 potential cases of arrowheads having impacted bodies and a single case of unhealed cranial trauma [i.e.,19,20,21,22]. However, such evidence appeared to be too limited to support a common cause of death for the estimated minimum number of 338 individuals present23.
A minimum of 338 individuals (201 nonadults and 137 adults, based on crania), with a clear predominance of males (107 out of the 153 adolescents and adults whose sex could be estimated, i.e., 70%)19 were buried randomly interwoven and occasionally in atypical positions (including prone and unnaturally flexed positions) (cf. Fig. 1). They were found together with 52 flint arrowheads, 64 blades, two polished stone axes, three pebbles, five bone awls and some personal ornaments23. These materials attribute the deposit to the Late Neolithic, confirmed by 16 radiocarbon dates on human bone, which a Bayesian model places as lying between 3380 and 3000 cal. BC22.
However, available skeletal evidence for unhealed trauma seems to be low and the demographic profile of the site does not fit well with that expected for a massacre, which tends to replicate a natural population profile (as seen in other Neolithic violence-related mass graves [e.g.,10]).
So these weren't experienced warriors, if the unhealed trauma is insignificant. They were rather common folk that got slaughtered.
The temptation is to assume that those adolescent and adult females, children and infants were killed similarly to males or, alternatively, abducted. While it is not impossible that some women and older children participated in violent confrontations, in SJAPL much lower frequencies than males have been identified for these population segments, particularly regarding unhealed trauma (2.2% in females and 5.3% in children and infants), than in Neolithic massacres (Table 3). Moreover, available skeletal evidence for violence in these groups mostly focuses on healed trauma, which may relate to both intra- and inter-group violence36, 49.
Inter-group violence that occured in Late Neolithic, you say?
Foids weren't killed in those events, you say?
In Europe and on Middle East the process of proletariat revolution was finally ended with the Aryan (Yamnaya) arrival and begun of the bronze Age.
Aryans populated northern and eastern Europe, but southern lands were more populated. Although it didn't changed anything, as even small group of Aryans most often became elites of the local population and enforced their culture.
We came from this filth of neolithic:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehistoric_religion#Middle_Paleolithic
Another art form of probable religious significance are the Venus figurines. These are hand-held statuettes of nude women found in Upper Paleolithic sites across Eurasia, speculated to hold significance to fertility rites.[74] Though separated by thousands of years and kilometres, Venus figurines across the Upper Paleolithic share consistent features. They focus on the midsections of their subjects; the faces are blank or abstract, and the hands and feet small. Despite the near-nonexistence of obesity amongst hunter-gatherers, many depict realistically rendered obese subjects. The figures are universally women, often nude, and frequently pregnant.[75][note 7]
Interpretations of Venus figurines range from self-portraits[77] to matriarchal representations of a mother goddess.[78]
To this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/*Dyēus
*Dyḗus (lit. "daylight-sky-god"), also *Dyḗus ph₂tḗr (lit. "father daylight-sky-god"),[1][2] is the reconstructed name of the daylight-sky god in Proto-Indo-European mythology.
While its existence is not directly attested by archaeological or written materials, *Dyēus is considered by scholars the most securely reconstructed deity of the Indo-European pantheon, as identical formulas referring to him can be found among the subsequent Indo-European languages and myths of the Vedic Indo-Aryans, Latins, Greeks, Phrygians, Messapians, Thracians, Illyrians, Albanians and Hittites.[3][2]
The hypothesis suggests that the Indo-Europeans, a patriarchal, patrilinear, and nomadic culture of the Pontic–Caspian steppe (which is now part northeastern Bulgaria and southeastern Romania, through Moldova, and southern and eastern Ukraine, through the northern Caucasus of southern Russia, and into the lower Volga region of western Kazakhstan), expanded into the area through several waves of migration during the 3rd millennium BCE, coinciding with the taming of the horse. Leaving archaeological signs of their presence (see Corded Ware culture), they subjugated the supposedly peaceful, egalitarian, and matrilinear European neolithic farmers of Gimbutas' Old Europe.
This could look similiar to the Islamic Caliphate conquest of middle East, when various Arab tribes got their previous culture and religion eradicated and replace with an universal one.
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