Archaeological Evidence That Offers Clues to the Origins of Human

Archaeological evidence that offers clues to the origins of human language includes:

A) the fossilized brain casts of Neandertals that show the anatomical features for speech.
B) the existence of the FOXP2 gene, which is also found in chimpanzees.
C) the invention of the European printing press in the fifteenth century.
D) the discovery that the classic stories of English literature could be translated.
E) rules for paralanguage discovered in Egyptian hieroglyphics.