Abstract: The sociocultural origin of languages has not ceased to concern linguists, anthropologists, anatomists, neuroscientists, and paleontologists, since among the characteristics that differentiated society from groups of animals, one of the main ones was their ability to speak. However, the greatest difference between languages and the language of animals was the intrinsic relationships between languages, societies and cultures, since we biologically shared more than 98% of our genes with chimpanzees. Languages served as excellent instruments of expression and communications of cognitive development in Sapien groups, within prehistoric speech communities. Cognitive control was manifested in the lateral prefrontal lobe of the brain, although it was connected to other........
Key Word: Linguistic history, Intrinsic relationships between languages, societies and cultures, Upper Paleolithic, Homo sapiens, The oral record of languages.
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