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Asked by A from Algeria | Sep. 07, 2018 06:35
About:The Paleolithic Age of China

What language did the Chinese in the paleolithic era speak?

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Answered by John from Germany | Sep. 09, 2018 20:45
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Actually, there is no exact language back to the time, and people used simple body language and onomatopoeia to communicate.
Answered by Simon | Sep. 07, 2021 20:16
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Bro depends on what era in the Paleolithic.
If we are looking genetically Ydna NO and Ydna P (R and Q ancestor) were present in China.
At first sign language and clicks would be spoken in the beginning.
Later you’d most likely encounter Proto-East Asian. Considering that Tianyuan Man of Bejing left descendants among Yeniseian, Native Americans and Proto-Indo-European speakers; Yamna Culture; and not Modern Chinese populations. Perhaps Tianyuan Man spoke a proto-proto language of one of those 3 major languages.
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