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Boa Sr, Who died in 2010, was the last living speaker of an acient tribal language she lived in the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean where one of the world's oldest cultures had existed for 65.000 Years Boa Sr was the last person who was fluent in the language of Bo the loss of the language, whose also means the loss of a whole community, is a serious issue for linguists and anthropologists
Bo was one of the ten Great Andamaries language which date back to pre-neolithic times. However, since the mid-nineteenth century, when European stettlers colonized the islands, the tribal languages of Andaman have been in decline.
Another Andaman tribe, the Onge whose culture and history is also in danger has fewer than 100 members left. Nowadays new roads which join several of the islands are attracting more settlers but there are still some tribes in remote areas of the islands who remain independent of outside influences
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Boa Sr, Who died in 2010, was the last living speaker of an acient tribal language she lived in the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean where one of the world's oldest cultures had existed for 65.000 Years Boa Sr was the last person who was fluent in the language of Bo the loss of the language, whose also means the loss of a whole community, is a serious issue for linguists and anthropologists
Bo was one of the ten Great Andamaries language which date back to pre-neolithic times. However, since the mid-nineteenth century, when European stettlers colonized the islands, the tribal languages of Andaman have been in decline.
Another Andaman tribe, the Onge whose culture and history is also in danger has fewer than 100 members left. Nowadays new roads which join several of the islands are attracting more settlers but there are still some tribes in remote areas of the islands who remain independent of outside influences
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