Archaeological research supports the notion that interpersonal and warfare have played an important role in the lives of hunter-gatherer groups over time, but many questions remain about the factors that influence such violence.

Source: https://phys.org/news/2023-09-long-term-history-violence-hunter-gatherer-societies.html

The groups were the Nama (Khoe-San from South Africa); the Mende (from Sierra Leone); the Gumuz (recent descendants of a hunter-gatherer group from Ethiopia); and the Amhara and Oromo (agriculturalists from eastern Africa).

Source: https://www.mutiny.in/dna-reveals-a-new-twist-in-the-human-origin-story/

The hunter-gatherer, at the mercy of what game or crops were available, walked a fine line between feast and famine or, better stated, using sugar for metabolism and converting to ketosis (“gluconeogenesis”), that escape mechanism against starvation.

Source: https://www.healthcanal.com/nutrition/diet/does-intermittent-fasting-work

The Paleo diet is often described simply as the “hunter-gatherer diet” or the “Stone Age diet”.

Source: https://www.healthcanal.com/nutrition/diet/paleo-diet-for-beginners

To begin: his assertion that war is a human hunter-gatherer legacy is off the mark.

Source: https://www.bangordailynews.com/2023/06/18/opinion/letters/letter-war-evolution/