Neanderthals were a species of cavemen, yes.
Walking with Cavemen was created in 2005.
People probably were grunting a lot and throwing their clubs at it. (cavemen)
How did cavemen understand each other
Danish people come from Denmark.
Neanderthals were a species of cavemen, yes.
There is no evidence that supports the existence of "cavemen" specifically belonging to the Black racial group. However, archaeological evidence does suggest that early human ancestors, regardless of race, lived in caves or temporary shelters.
I guess like what it is like being a cavemen, do you like being cavemen, Why do they call people your kind cavemen and not cave people, why do people you cavemen, and do you know what soap is, have you ever took a shower, Do you know how to speak proper English, how did you use the restroom back in your ages or time?.
the cavemen, they're quicker than people with huge heavy suits and have weapons.
Because stupid white people held my ancestors like property
how many of don cheadle ancestors were white or native American .
Yes, cavemen lived during the prehistoric times, which typically refers to the period of time before written records were kept. The term "cavemen" is often used to describe early human ancestors who lived in caves or simple shelters and relied on hunting and gathering for survival.
There were never any actual "cavemen", its believed our ancestors were nomads until neandertal and sapiens. The first neandertal found in modern day was in a cave, but they lived in structures like houses and huts rather than caves.
Some Black people hold the belief that they were once slaves to the current generation of White people, so they believe that their ancestors have given them the ability to be racist to white folks who have done nothing to them.
yes, cavemen were alive.
cavemen
they were my ancestors, and indeed the ancestors of 70-80% of white English people. they made England one nation, created the English language, fought for their freedom and still survive today. they were a beautiful and noble people, who made England