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There are examples of groups of deaf people developing languages together, but generally over a generation or two, and in large groups. The most prominent such case is Nicaraguan sign language.
That's not an example of "completely deprived of language in their environment" - the article says "by combining gestures and elements of their home-sign systems ..."
Yes, you are correct. There were pre-existing primitive sign systems that started off. It isn't an example of language developing completely spontaneously.