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The Ukrainian language is a rare phenomenon in the modern world. Of course, all languages on the planet are unique, but there is a difference between Ukrainian and other languages: it uses a very large vocabulary of protosyllables that was created by primitive man in the Upper Paleolithic era, an era that lasted more than a hundred thousand years, approximately 150,000-10,000 years ago.

To be convinced of this and see the evidence, it is necessary to go through a path that covers a system of knowledge that at first glance does not seem to be related to the Ukrainian language. To ignore this knowledge and move on to the story of the Paleo-Ukrainian and Proto-Ukrainian languages would mean losing evidence in this important topic and turning it into an interesting paranatural hypothesis.

There are many mysteries on this path of knowledge that need to be explained, because the emergence of language and the extinction of the Paleoanthropoid - its last representative, known as Neanderthal - are closely interconnected. A significant part of the Paleolithic era on the territory of Ukraine is involved in both events.