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The Negritos apparently adopted Austronesian languages as their own and later developed separate dialects and daughter languages, he asserts. It was noted of the Negritos of the Philippines, for example, that "the ministrant's relatives or the same skillful woman whom we may call midwife has so manipulated the foetus that it nearly always makes its entry into the world head first. Only one of these areas, Los Negritos, has been drill tested with eight shallow core holes that intersected anomalous gold. |
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