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The Cave Boy of the Age of Stone was created in 1907.
cave painting came from neothithic people
A cave
Edward Cave died on January 10, 1754 at the age of 62.
The Greatest achievement of the new stone age was farming.
Yes a stone age man is tougher than a strong man today because the stone age man had to deal with harsh weather conditions and many different aspects that a human being in today's society doesn't have to deal with. ie. to kill animals (butchers do that) and build their own shelter. In recap, yes a cave man is tougher than a strong man today.
Edward Cave died on January 10, 1754 at the age of 62.
The people who did the cave painting were cro-magnon people.
The first human culture to develop artefacts that we can still see evidence of today was the stone-age culture. These artefacts are flint tools and rock or cave art.
yes
hieroglyphics
A cave is independent of climate and if there was a cave available ancient man no doubt took advantage of it no matter what climate it was in. However cave dwellings are most often associated with the sub-arctic conditions of the European Neandrathals near the end of the last ice-age.