Once we have reconstructed a protolanguage, we should be able to infer something about the culture of the people who spoke the language and the region in which it may have been spoken.

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Reconstructing a protolanguage can give insights into the culture of its speakers through the vocabulary that pertains to their daily lives, social structures, environment, and technology, and can also suggest the geographical area they inhabited based on words related to flora, fauna, and climate.

Once We Have Reconstructed a Protolanguage, We Should Be Able