SCIENCELE MONDE (EN)
'The egalitarianism of hunter-gatherer societies has often been exaggerated'
The article challenges the common belief that hunter-gatherer societies were highly egalitarian, suggesting this view may be exaggerated. It references a survival expert dressed as a Neanderthal in Chianale, Italy, as an example of modern interpretations of prehistoric life.
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