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Fossil finds suggest an early origin for human speech
sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/33933/title/Loud_and_clear, posted 2008 by peter in language science
The auditory bones of 530,000-year-old skulls indicate that an early human species called Homo heidelbergensis may have heard sounds much the way people do today.
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