THE LOW-COMPLEXITY-BELT: EVIDENCE FOR LARGE-SCALE LANGUAGE CONTACT IN HUMAN PREHISTORY? CHRISTIAN BENTZ Department of Linguistics, University of T¨ubingen T¨ubingen, Germany

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