Evolution and origin of language

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In a message dated 9/8/99 8:13:54 PM, artabanos at mail.utexas.edu wrote:

<<I've been looking on the internet for some information about it,
specifically anthropological evidence that might correlate with
language use (at least obliquely). I'm talking about brain mass of
early hominids, tool use, etc. that might shed some light on the issue.
If anyone knows of any good information, or where I can find it,
I'd really appreciate any help y'all might give.>>

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