Babel III

Were getting worse than Rocky ,pretty soon we’ll need a prequel too.

I think in Babel’s I & II we have presented devastating evidence that one language was spoken in central Asia (where the Noachian ark landed) in the neolithic time period (when Noah lived )and that the oldest and most original languages from the the area’s closest to the Ararat ark landing;Armenian,Anatolian and proto-Iranian.

What is there to show the the Anatolian/Armenian people of one language went to Sumer/Kengir and built the Tower of Bavel/Babel.

1.Ancient Sumer is the oldest evidence large scale civilization and large cities and a agricultural based society.Cities like Ur ,Uruk and Nippur were large scale cities not yet seen before.

2.Sumer has no known language connection ,it’s not PIE related and it’s not Afro-Asiatic (semitic/middle eastern) ,so Sumer/Kengir does not have a known origin.

Now for a long overdue discussion on the Afro-Asiatic family and not that it has not been important but has not been relevant to the settlement od ancient Sumer.

1.Berber

Has northern and eastern branches but as one would assume it pertains to areas in Morroco,Algeria,Niger,parts of Egypt and of coarse Lybia and any places Berbers may have lived in northern Africa.

2.Chadic

Mostly Chad but has dialects in parts of Nigeria and Cameroon and that being so could have influenced Sub-Saharan languages further showing a one language origin of the world.

3.Kushitic (associated with Bible charactor Kush/Cush/כוש

The brother of Mitzraim who settled Egypt and Kush is associated with neighboring Sudan and Ethiopia and as far south as Somalia.

Spoken in Ethiopia,Somalia (some what Sudan although Arabic has taken hold there).There is also Kushetic languages spoken on the Rift of Tanzania further connecting to the Sub-Saharan giving more credence to a one language origin.

“The South Cushitic or Rift languages of Tanzania are a branch of the Cushitic languages. The most numerous is Iraqw, with half a million speakers. These languages are believed to have been originally spoken by Southern Cushitic agro-pastoralists from Ethiopia, who began migrating southward into the Great Rift Valley in the third millennium BC” (from Wikipedia)

4.Omotic ; Mostly Ethiopia,not widespread.

5.Semitic/middle eastern

Akkadian(Iraq)Aramaic(Syiac/Assyrian)Hebrew(The Jews),Arabic(Bedouin)Languages of Yemen,Amharic and Ge’ez(Ethiopia) and Ancient Egyptian.

Most likely Akkadian in the east,Egyptian in the west and Kushitic in the south were the first semetic branches.Hebrew most likely came via proto-Sinaitic via the Egyptian captivity in the later bronze age,later influenced by Aramaic.

Akkadian likely evolved into Aramaic over time or Aramaic took over Akkadian speaking areas where they further mixed.Then Syriac Aramaic influenced Bedouin languages becoming modern Arabic and the modern Arabic Alif-Ba clearly came from the Syriac Aramaic Alpha bet.The term Semitic came from the son of Noah ,Shem although we can’t assume every Semitic language and nation came from Shem there like anything over time was some mixing.And although there are clearly some Chamitic connections to some of Africa I don’t believe all of Sub Saharan Africa came from Cham/Ham because DNA has found clear Semitic ancestry and even Jewish ancestry in far southern Africa.The curse Noah put on Canaan his grandson is more about the Jewish conquest of Canaan and not a curse on all of Africa.We know there was a language diversion in Sumer in neolithic times but we don’t fully know all of what later happened.

East Asian languages

According to Michael D. Larish, the languages of Southeast and East Asia descended from one proto-language (which he calls “Proto-Asian”). Japonic is grouped together with Koreanic as one branch of the Proto-Asian family. The other branch consists of the Austronesian, Austroasiatic, Kra-Dai, Hmong-Mien and Sino-Tibetan languages

There is also a proposed link between European ,East Asian and indigenous American languages.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Den%C3%A9%E2%80%93Caucasian_languages

Dene means “the people” in Navajo and other native American languages ,hence Dene-Caucasian language connection.

It still looks good for one language origin ,also Sino means Chinese,the Chinese call China Zhonghua meaning central Kingdom.