Supplementary material for the study: Evolutionary implications of violence in complex societies in the central Andean region, a bioarchaeological analysis

This Supplementary material contain the analytical procedures of the study "Evolutionary implications of violence in complex societies in the central Andean region, a bioarchaeological analysis" a chapter of the volume "Routledge Handbook of the Archeology of Violence in the America". The main purpose of this analysis is to compare trauma incidence in central Peru across three archaeological periods of Andean societies: the Early Intermediate Period (EIP), the Middle Horizon (MH), and the Late Intermediate Period (LIP). Based on the results, this study discusses the possible application of the theoretical framework of Cultural Multilevel Selection in the context of Andean history. Specifically, the files for this material are described below: stats_santos_bernardo.html - Study analysis procedures in html stats_santos_bernardo.ipynb - Study analysis procedures in jupiter notebook stats_santos_bernardo.pdf - Study analysis procedures in pdf stats_santos_bernardo.py - Study analysis procedures in python script tr_data_andescentral - Dataset containing frequencies of head trauma in adults from pre-colonial Andean societies of the PeriodEarly Intermediate, Middle Horizon and Late Intermediate Period. Reference_trcentral - Sheet xlsx indicating the complete bibliographic references from which the quantitative data of the dataset were taken