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What were Cavemen really like?

Wow! Cavemen were very important. I will explain how these cavemen lived back in ancient times. Cavemen find shelter in caves. The cavemen are very strong and are creative survivors. I will also give you interesting facts about them.

I notice that cavemen work very hard to survive. For example, the cavemen provided seasonal shelter and temporary camp. They would move from place to place to hunt for food so they can survive. Cavemen build their own shelter and they never give up on what they are doing to survive. Cavemen have several ways of building shelters for themselves. They stretch the skin over animal bone to make tents to provide protection from the cold weather. They also built shelters from lean-tos and creating earthen mounds. Lean-tos were similar to bricks and didn't break easily making it ideal for cavemen to use for construction. Shelter was vital to their existence. They used shelter to rest, stay warm, and hide from ferocious predators.

They built their shelters in an intelligent way. The cavemen made their shelters deep into caves, so when stray predators wanted to look for victims to eat, they would eventually give up before they meet with the end of the cave. Shelters built by cavemen were generally hidden making it difficult for anyone to find. Cavemen existed throughout a wide area of Europe during a glacial period. Neanderthals are one particular species known to have had a knowledge in cave living. A cave suitable for living is

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