Wish I could say "Because more people read anatomy of state?"
> "There is almost no history of societies without a strong state"
Umm, what about the Renaissance which happened in relatively small & weak Italian city-states.
Once you move from foraging to agriculture, inevitably it leads to large states. The only question is how much power the state will have. There has never been a large society in which the state has as little power as the libertarians wish, and I doubt there ever will be.
As to the market and modern technology, they exist only because there is a state to guarantee things like paper money and contracts, and to sponsor scientific research and also new technologies like the internet.