Where did cavemen vacation?

Question

Where did cavemen vacation?

Answer 1

This question is not nearly so dumb as you intended.

They did vacation and anthropologists have the evidence.

I'll leave it to you should your education...even warrant the search.

Answer 2

Bedrock.

Answer 3

Actually, Cro-Magnon cavepersons vacationed in Northern Africa for several thousand years, during the Ice Age, which began to breakup, circa 10,000 BP, and when they gradually returned to Southern Europe, we began to call them Caucasian/Europeans...

Likewise, the Neanderthal Cavepersons did the same, during earlier Ice Ages, for the past 300,000 years, as Neanderthal remains have been found along the Mediterranean Basin in Northern Africa!

Answer 4

SANDSTONE BEACH

Answer 5

the cave on the other side of the mountain.

( with views )

Answer 6

Southern Europe. That's where they all went when the Ice ages closed down Northern Europe.

Answer 7

this a joke, right? not a serious question?

Answer 8

They would have no sence of the term, all they diid was work related, just to survive in their world!

Answer 9

In White House:)

Answer 10

"Vacation" would be a quite different term for them.

Many hunter/gatherers went into semi permanent camps for the winter. Here they used the food they'd collected in the summer and no doubt had leisure time to talk, visit  and so on.

Groups also would gather where and when food resources ripened. As a plant source of food would be ready to collect at a certain time, this allowed people to plant their routes and meet to collect the food. The Vore Buffalo Jump in Wyoming shows the drives were conducted in the fall and at periodic intervals. No doubt after the food was processed, there were parties before the bands broke up to march to winter camps.

Answer 11

oh sure, they went to Hollyrock.