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Recurring cave symbols are presented as possible early writing or a common language shared across Ice Age cave art.
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Recurring cave symbols are presented as possible early writing or a common language shared across Ice Age cave art.
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"...ability to read and write. Okay? So maybe this is a common language. What are some other possibilities? Why would you want to use..."
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"...are Catholics. So they have a common religion, they have a common language, and they have very similar common cultural traits."
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"...from different linguistic studies, we know there had to be a common language to all of them. And that's why we hypothesize about the..."
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"...first thing that they will do is they will develop a common language they don't speak the same language some speak chinese some speak..."
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"...that make sense? So, but this conquest meant now there's a common language among all these people in India, in Iran, in the steppes,..."
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