The term "Caveman" typically refers to early humans who lived during the prehistoric era, particularly in caves or rock shelters. These early humans, often associated with the Paleolithic period, relied on hunting and gathering for survival. They created tools from stone and used fire for cooking and warmth. Cavemen are often depicted in popular culture as primitive beings, but they were skilled in various crafts, including art and tool-making. Evidence of their existence includes cave paintings, such as those found in Lascaux, France, which showcase their artistic abilities and provide insight into their daily lives and environment.