Language started 1.5m years earlier than previously thought as scientists say Homo Erectus were first to talk
Humans would not have been able to build boats | Daily Mail Online
Human Evolution
When did humans first start to speak? How language evolved in Africa
How Did Humans Learn Language
Early man learned to speak over a million years ago and deserves 'more respect', experts claim | The Sun
When Did Humans Evolve Language? | Discover Magazine
Origin of speech - Wikipedia
When was talking invented? A language scientist explains how this unique feature of human beings may have evolved | University of California
The Original Human Language Like Yoda Sounded | Live Science
How Did Early Humans Communicate? Gossip Was Key | Shortform Books
How did language evolve? | HowStuffWorks
Homo erectus: Early humans were able to speak and crossed sea on boats, expert claims | The Independent | The Independent
Human Ancestors May Have Evolved the Physical Ability to Speak More Than 25 Million Years Ago | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
Q&A: What is human language, when did it evolve and why should we care? | BMC Biology | Full Text
When We First Talked - YouTube
When was talking invented? A language scientist explains how this unique feature of human beings may have evolved | School of Social Sciences | UCI Social Sciences
How, why and when humans became able to talk - Genetic Literacy Project
From Grunting To Gabbing: Why Humans Can Talk : NPR
When did humans first start to speak? How language evolved in Africa
Human Evolution Timeline | Teaching Wiki | Twinkl USA
When did humans first start to speak? How language evolved in Africa – UEPO.de
When did humans first start to speak? How language evolved in Africa
Timeline for Speech Evolution Pushed Back 27 Million Years
Human language may have evolved to help our ancestors make tools | Science | AAAS
How long did humans have the capacity for language before actually having language (if both events weren't essentially simultaneous)? - Quora
The Mystery Of Speech: When Did Humans Start Talking? | IFLScience
