And to follow up on your comment leel, cave men, preferably known as the Neanderthals, were a species of the Homo genus that inhabited Europe and parts of western Asia. The first proto-Neanderthal traits appear in Europe as early as 350,000 years ago. By 130,000 years ago, full blown Neanderthal characteristics had appeared and by 50,000 years ago, Neanderthals disappeared from Asia, although they did not reach extinction in Europe until 33,000 to 24,000 years ago, perhaps 15,000 years after Homo Sapiens had migrated into Europe.

Neanderthals had many adaptations to a cold climate, such as large braincases, short but robust builds, and large noses — traits 'selected' by nature in cold climates, as observed in modern sub-arctic populations. Their brain sizes have been estimated as larger than modern humans, although such estimates have not been adjusted for their more robust builds. On average, Neanderthal males stood about 1.65 m tall (just under 5' 5") and were heavily built, and muscular due to their physical activity and robust bone structure. Females were about 1.53 to 1.57 m tall (about 5'–5'2").

Ya thanks. They were short.

Orby, just imagine what this march will do to your post count!

put it in a jar lolz