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fossils to cultural artifacts. The authors of the new
analysis took a different approach. They reasoned that
since all human languages likely have a common
origin rCo as the researchers strongly think rCo the key
question is how far back in time regional groups began
spreading around the world.
On 2025-07-01, Tilde <invalide@invalid.invalid> wrote:
fossils to cultural artifacts. The authors of the new
analysis took a different approach. They reasoned that
since all human languages likely have a common
origin rCo as the researchers strongly think rCo the key
question is how far back in time regional groups began
spreading around the world.
For a different view, see Piotr G-asiorowski's old blog entry
Too Many to Communicate https://langevo.blogspot.com/2013/04/too-many-to-communicate.html
Question 1: Was there a time when all humans spoke the same
language?
[...]
No single language, then; at any rate not in anatomically modern
humans. We have always been multilingual.