A great moment in fictive human history, captured in a 5/2/21 Rhymes With Orange cartoon:
(#1) Caveman quiz great inventor cavewoman, she make definite article
Well, yes, Hilary Price has her doing it in English, a specific language, which has to stand in for Human Language, because we have no way of representing text in Human Language. And Price has her doing it in English orthography (rather than speech), because this is a cartoon (not an address) and the presentation has to be visual. And, stunningly, Price has her doing it as a sculpture, a piece of 3-dimensional artwork, rather than by making marks on some surface — possibly because women are the creators of beautiful useful things, aesthetically satisfying everyday objects. (Beyond that, Price has her cavewoman explicitly viewing her work as potentially world-changing — an ambition usually associated, these days anyway, with males.)