One study of the Inuit found that 40 per cent of girls were put to death at birth, while of 15 hunter-gatherer societies studied, 11 had homicide rates higher than the most violent nations today, and 14 were worse than the US in 2016, the exception being a group called the Batek who lived in Malaysia and whose survival strategy was to run away from rival tribes (which seems eminently sensible).
