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"homo sapiens I belive is the correct anwser"
Well, yes, you could say that, but you could also say that we ourselves are homo sapiens, so it's really not the point.
To answer the question, from what I can tell they're generally simply called "Paleolithic people". I don't think there's really a more specific term. Of course, I'm no expert ;)
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