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In http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/ultimateEquipment/wondrousItems/index.ht ml There is no link to "slotless" wondrous items

The possessive is correct, although the phrasing is a bit esoteric: the history of violence belonging to dwarves and orcs goes back to the beginning of their races.

"There's" would create a run-on sentence with a comma splice; "there's been" would do the same and additionally be a colloquial contraction for "there has," usable in common speech but not in a published text.

Joana, wouldn't there be a need for a comman somewhere in there for "theirs, a history of violence, blah blah" or something like that?

I know it's a minor thing but it struck me as strange and that's why I brought it up.

In the races/Dwarves:

"Relations: Dwarves and orcs have long dwelt in proximity, theirs a history of violence as old as both their races. ..."

I believe it should read:

"Relations: Dwarves and orcs have long dwelt in proximity, there's a history of violence as old as both their races. ..."

or:

"... there's been ..."

I found this is also present in the book as of the latest print.