Archaeological evidence from about 1 million years ago suggests that the earliest forms of human communication took to the form

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Archaeological evidence from about 1 million years ago suggests that the earliest forms of human communication took to the form

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GalinKa [24] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-26T04:13:02+03:00

The correct answer is signaling devices.
At this point, our ancestors couldn't yet didn't yet have an established writing system, or a language of their own - which is why they used things such as fire to communicate. They utilized various types of signals to deliver their message, until the earliest form of language was invented.