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More than 12,000 languages were spoken in linguistic 'golden age' before age of empire wiped out communities
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More than 12,000 languages were spoken in linguistic 'golden age' before age of empire wiped out communities
The world experienced a linguistic "golden age" several millennia ago when tens of thousands of languages were in use across the globe, before an age of empire wiped out communities and traditions.
New research published in the journal Science saw an international team of linguists, demographers, and evolutionary biologists trace the trajectory of global language diversity over the past 12,000 years.
The study reve…
24 Jul, 11:38