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When Erwt was young and humans first appeared in prehistoric times (circa 400 000 years ago), the tribes of man developed their own languages out of whole cloth. Each language arose out of the needs and circumstances specific to their region of origin, and were all very different from one another.

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  • Language of Erwt
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  • When Erwt was young and humans first appeared in prehistoric times (circa 400 000 years ago), the tribes of man developed their own languages out of whole cloth. Each language arose out of the needs and circumstances specific to their region of origin, and were all very different from one another.
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  • When Erwt was young and humans first appeared in prehistoric times (circa 400 000 years ago), the tribes of man developed their own languages out of whole cloth. Each language arose out of the needs and circumstances specific to their region of origin, and were all very different from one another. Five indigenous languages can be traced to the Landscapes of the Great Weald, Ennobel, Isolet, Ardellia/Indonardel, and Mangali, respectively. That leaves Gutreal, Samala, and Arif as possibly not having indigenous populations, or that these have been subsumed by neighboring cultures to such a degree as to make any further analysis impossible. The remaining Landscapes, Exympor, Quipmen, and the Aether Waste certainly don't have indigenous populations or associated languages.
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