So-called "cavemen" were already human, hence the now outdated term "Cro-Magnon" (The Big Cave). These people lived in caves during the Upper Paleothic period in Europe around 45,000 years ago.
It didn't quite work that way. It was once believed that humans, as we know them, evolved from earlier forms of man. More recent science supports that the earlier forms were actually dinstict species of their own. It has also been shown that more than one species were known to occupy a general area at the same time. As in the case of many types of animal, these early humanoids were very specialized. Being highly specialized in a stable environment is a great thing, but when things start to change these same specializations can make it difficult to adapt. Failure to adapt basically brought these other species to extinction.
as we live longer, we find ways to make life 'better' and we move forward through that.
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Some people speculate that our having opposible thumbs has made all the difference. This made it possible for us to do other tasks, increasing brain function.
'Cavemen', as they are popularly known, are, in fact, early specimen of anatomically modern humans.
Stay tuned and watch for developments in recent archeaological discoveries in the former Soviet state of Georgia.
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(different author) I believe that cavemen were never modern humans and never evolved into modern homo sapiens but they did have the same genus, i think, as us. The Neanderthals became extinct so it's not possible for them to evolve into us. Other similar cavemen species also died out.
The cave men evolve from the ice age to the modern day man because of human evolution . In human evolution the people looked like chimpanzees that changed in human this known as human evolution . So the ice age humans changed into modern day men.
Because the ice age affected alot. their hair started to fall of and their diet changed.
we came from cavemen
In 10,000 BC, humans were not cavemen, but rather early hunter-gatherer societies. These early humans lived in various types of dwellings, but the popular image of cavemen typically refers to prehistoric humans who lived in caves during the Paleolithic period, which was much earlier than 10,000 BC.
humans (cavemen)
they did similar things humans did today
Humans and dinosaurs were not alive at the same time. Humans came after dinosaurs were already extinct.
The languages of ancient cave-dwelling humans are unknown.
They weren't "used" for anything, they lived, breathed and died like normal humans.
Anthropologists study humans and humanity - for instance cavemen and the way they lived and how we are different today
Cavemen existed during the Paleolithic period, which began around 2.6 million years ago and ended around 10,000 years ago. They lived during the Stone Age, using basic stone tools and leading a hunter-gatherer lifestyle.
Dinosaurs died out a long time before humans came into existence.
Daytime only as humans are ill-adapted to hunt at night.
No, she lived a little more than 2,000 years ago, according to most estimates. The early humans we call "cavemen" existed during prehistoric times.