Homo Neanderthal’s larynx was high, enabling him to breath and eat but the sound capabilities were restricted.
Homo neanderthalensis - Neanderthal’sare thought to be at level two of the three stages of syntax.
Homo Heidlbergensis was a close relative of Homo Ergaster(who is thought to be the first hominid to vocalize). Homo Heidelbergensis is believed to be the first hominid to make controlled vocalizations.
Homo Sapiens - Archeologists discovery that modern humans used red ochers in their caves suggests that they used symbolic language in their rituals and they spread it when they migrated to other places on earth.
The Hypothesis: Gestural, Neural, Vocalization, Mother and Child Interaction.
The Anglo-Saxon Phase - Proto-English, Germanic language, Old English, Vikings and Scandinavian influence.
The Middle English Phase - Norman Invasion, Anglo Normanclass, Norman Frenchwas the language used until 1939, Concentration in language.
The Modern English Phase - culmination of the revolution of the phonology of English (the Great VowelShift), running roughly from1400-1600 CE.