About: Old North African languages

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Old North African speakers, who have been misidentified as Paleoberbers and did not speak a language(s) that is linguistically related to existing Berber languages, were foragers of prehistoric North Africa that spoke a presently extinct set(s) of languages.

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  • Old North African speakers, who have been misidentified as Paleoberbers and did not speak a language(s) that is linguistically related to existing Berber languages, were foragers of prehistoric North Africa that spoke a presently extinct set(s) of languages. (en)
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  • Gradually, after influx of Berber, Punic, and Arabic speakers (en)
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  • Unclassified (en)
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  • Old North African (en)
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  • North Africa, Sahara, and possibly Iberia (en)
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  • Old North African speakers, who have been misidentified as Paleoberbers and did not speak a language(s) that is linguistically related to existing Berber languages, were foragers of prehistoric North Africa that spoke a presently extinct set(s) of languages. (en)
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  • Old North African languages (en)
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