caveman where did they like in the stone age hmm?

Question

ok where did like real caveman live in the stoneage

Answer 1

A lot of Neolithic caves have been found in Europe, particularly in France and Spain.

Answer 2

Caveman is a misnomer. Most who lived during the stone age did not actually live in caves but in various settings, throughout Africa, the Levant, Europe, etc.. The idea of the caveman came from the discovery of cro-magnom man in France and has been attributed to all stone age peoples in the popular media.

Answer 3

The stone age lasted a long time.

At the beginning most "cavemen" lived in Africa but by the end of the stone age" cavemen lived all over the world; except for Beverly Hills which was far too exclusive even back then.

Answer 4

Cro-Magnon (What we typically think of as Stone Age cavemen) entered Europe from the Black Sea region/Caucasus Mountains, 40,000 years ago, and migrated westward...

These Archaic modern humans were forerunners of European Caucasians, and 100% genetically identical to them, even though they disappeared by the end of the last Ice Age (10,000 years ago), their Modern descendents returned, when the climate warmed up again...

Stone Age=50,000 years ago until about 12,000 years ago. They lived in stone, and made stone tools...

Answer 5

The stone age occured at different times in different places. And the dwelling places of stone age peoples depended upon their environment. Stone age represents a level of technological development where technology consisted of stone and wooden tools, prior to the use of metals (bronze age, iron age). When Europeans encountered American and African tribal peoples, most of them were stone age tribes. In places where there were caves, people lived in caves. In places where there were no caves, people made huts of plant materials, or adobe or mud.

Answer 6

Theres a caveman lives right next door to me!

Answer 7

Europe has a lot of caves that "cavemen" were living in. But I'm sure some of them were able to make structures that have since disappeared that we will never be able to find.

Answer 8

Cavemen did take advantage of unoccupied caves when they were available. Most of them used rock amd cliff overhangs, trees, and lean-tos, with bolders and wood.

Answer 9

Actually its a myth that they lived in caves. they were only ever used for religious purposes or as temporary seasonal camps.

Answer 10

Africa. Thats where humans originated