possible Pre-Tower of Babel language discovered

[John Dibble]

Nothing in the article states there's any evidence that all people spoke the same language around 15,000 BC, only that a number of major European and Asian languages share a common ancestor language from back then. Notice how African languages aren't even mentioned once? Additionally, the Babel story occurs in the area Mesopotamia where Shinar would be whereas this language is placed in southern Europe, and there is no evidence to suggest that a united humanity ever lived in either of those locations.e.

[John Dibble]

This is yet more evidence of the historical authenticity of the Bible.

FTR, I always assumed that the pre-Tower of Babel language was Hebrew.

did you even read the fact that this article is not of the highest quality, needless to say.

Or, you know, any of the rather obvious reasons given why it doesn't support the Babel story?