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The language tree that is a schematic of the Bantu speaker's origin from the Niger-Congo region. (Image adapted from Filippo et al., 2011). 

The language tree that is a schematic of the Bantu speaker's origin from the Niger-Congo region. (Image adapted from Filippo et al., 2011). 

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Figure 1: Map of Africa with sites of prehumen. 
Figure 1: Outer Hebrides. 
Figure 2: The African map with migration routes. 
Figure 2: Stornoway Harbour. 
+13 Figure 3: The language tree that is a schematic of the Bantu speaker's...
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