Scientists studied over 1,500 ancient Peruvians across 3,000 years to understand how societies respond to climate disasters; despite human sacrifices following El Niño flooding, everyday violence was rare
Representative image generated using AI Scientists studied over 1,500 ancient Peruvians across 3,000 years to understand how societies respond to climate disasters; despite human sacrifices following El Niño flooding, everyday violence was rare.When drought, flooding or famine arrives, it is often expected to trigger chaos, as food becomes scarce and communities struggle to survive. History…
