The Early Cave-Men

The Early Cave-Men by Katharine Elizabeth Dopp explores the daily life and survival strategies of a clan of cave-dwelling individuals during the harsh winter months. Through a detailed narrative the book depicts how the Cave-men hunted worked and cared for each other emphasizing their resourcefulness and unity as a clan. It delves into practical aspects such as tool-making clothing and transportation methods offering insights into the challenges and solutions faced by early humans. The book is part of the Industrial and Social History Series providing educational lessons on primitive skills and activities for children.