Long ago, in the Paleolithic era, survival was tough — but early humans were clever and adaptable. While caves have become the symbol of “cave people,” it’s a misconception that they lived there all the time. In truth, early humans were nomadic hunter-gatherers, moving constantly to follow food. They often built temporary shelters from animal skins, wood, and plants — but when danger came, caves offered protection from the cold, wild animals, and storms.
Early humans found shelter in caves and painted their stories on the walls — reminders of their creativity that still inspire us today.
🧠 This film is a creative reenactment inspired by anthropological research. It does not depict or impersonate any real individuals or actual events.
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