These facts are consistent with a dispersal of some languages, including Koreanic, from Shandong prior to the advent of wet field rice cultivation in that area.
While the dispersal of speech communities across the globe has led to the demise of some languages, technology popularized by globalization is playing an equally important role in their revitalization.
This represents a main obstacle for scholars of other disciplines like archaeologists and linguists who try to relate the genetic information on past human migrations to their own results on the spread of domesticated crops or animals or on the dispersal of the main language families.
Give the chowder a stir, and take a representative, ordinary-dispersal-of-the-good-bits portion.
The initial dispersal of the Arawak, which is the language currently spoken by the Shimaa, also seems to have occurred during this time [ 29], and some authors (see Figure 2), suggest this linguistic family has originated in the Peruvian Amazon Yunga [ 30- 32].
This interpretation was questioned by Forster and Romano who, referring to the geographic correlates, questioned this evidence and proposed that, alternatively, the spread of these haplogroups could be potentially be explained by more recent events, perhaps contemporary to the dispersal of populations speaking Afro-Asiatic (AA) languages [ 32].
After God drowns everyone on Earth but Noah's family, they multiply again, but not quickly or broadly enough to satisfy God, who then introduces new languages, resulting in the dispersal of people around the globe.
By and large, however, sports leagues and teams appear to have little contractual language regarding the exchange or dispersal of private medical information.
The former Labour home secretary, who faced severe criticism when he used similar language in 2002 over the dispersal of asylum seekers in northern communities, said that Fallon had been right to voice the "concerns of ordinary voters".
Thirteen years ago in an interview with John Humphrys on BBC Radio 4's Today programme I used the word "swamped" in relation to the dispersal of asylum seekers into areas where local services struggled with language and culture barriers.
