Primitive sorts

Usage examples of cavemen.

There was a terrible irony that with all the tech of the new frontier around them, humans should be reduced to raw cavemen, muscle against muscle.

When the psychic shaman of the cavemen came on, they both started laughing.

He walked like what one of those squatty-legged cavemen in the Twombly Town Museum must have walked like before he turned into a fossil.

It was the noise that woke Garth, his brain registering it as alien and therefore potentially dangerous even through the agonizing pounding of the headache that felt like two cavemen bludgeoning one another with stone clubs inside his skull.

These are inbred remnants of the true cavemen, the ones who gave rise to all the legends of under-earth dwellers and fierce, misshapen trolls who steal babies.

Many thousands of years ago, cavemen had stumbled across the secret and cherished it, dragging great stones two hundred and fifty miles across wild country to mark the place.

He cut off her wrist thongs and carried her down the ladder where the Druid priests, who had by now scattered the cavemen, stood solemnly waiting.

Behind, others were reprimanding the cavemen for what they had tried to do.

No reliable premonition of the past, of the races which migrated back and forth through obscurity, the anonymous cavemen whose countless lives the desert has expunged.

Might there have been a group of old loyal cavemen who have fallen out with Gorlot and were suspicious of your collapse?

Having labeled us as intolerant cavemen, their solution has been to sell multiculturalism as a good, even a preferred social construct to nationalism.

What is a definite historical fact is that early English cavemen played a form of darts.