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@killerskull  It was an "uncontested" given historically that Sanskrit was the mother 
of all languages. But when compared to Tamil, THE STORY CHANGES. THE QUESTION 
BECOMES THE STATUTES WITH THE OLDER TRANSCRIPTION WILL GIVE US THE 
"CORRECT" ANSWER.

I strongly suspect THE MOTHER OF ALL LANGUAGES is, in fact, Tamil.

The fact that it is "still" spoken by SUCH A LARGE # OF PEOPLE TODAY is A LINGUISTIC 
MIRACLE.

It certainly merits INTENSIVE LINGUISTIC STUDY - for sure!

ON THE FACE OF IT, Tamil is THE OLDEST OF ALL DRAVIDIAN LANGUAGES. THE 
DRAVIDIANS were PUSHED SOUTH. They are THE REAL INDIANS.

SANSKRIT is a Northern Indian language that came "after".

I am TODAY QUITE CONFIDENT that A COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC STUDY OF 
BOTH would show that SANSKRIT came MUCH LATER "after" Tamil AND 
would confirm THAT THE OLDEST CIVILIZATION OF MANKIND IS THE 
THAT OF THE TAMIL'S :D

For the sake of comparison, let's take the word for "father":
in Chinese + Arabic + Farsi (Persian) + Sanskrit + Hind + ... : baba
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/baba
===>NOTE: the Chinese Mandarin word for father "baba" is NOT mentioned,

But in Tamil word for father is "appa": it predates the word "baba" for father.
Ken, Toronto, CANADA