What's a good name for a caveman BBEG?

Gronkulous

Thagomizer
Incidentally, if you don't follow paleontology news, this comic's gag is now the official name for the collection of spikes at the end of a stegosaurus' tail.

>entry-level paleotrivia

Sam Losco

Mag Uruk Thraka

Bebegh

Drachenfels

Ogg.

Li.
>we will never know what language was like for the first homo sapiens
>it could have sounded like spanish, elvish or japanese and we will never know

Sandal Ravage

Nah,it probably sounded like this
youtube.com/watch?v=W6WO5XabD-s
Yes,it's weird AF.

What makes you think it sounded like that? Just because clicking is African and souns weird to you?

please, o fossilized one, tell us of some advanced level paleotrivia

They communicated solely through powermetal.

>Translators note: youtu.be/DKgVR2ZdVgg means "Honey, I'm home."

Max steel

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Probably. If you want to look for mldern examples how language may have worked during prehistoric times, look at Papua New Guinea. Hundreds of languages, not related to each other that much.

People have a wonderful ability to come up with a whole new way to communicate with each other, so each tribe, with limited contact with each other, probably had some unique linguistics. Then there may have also been some lingua franca for each region, from which most modern languages originate from.

Bebuhehg.

underrated post

Smallpox.

>Sandal Savage

This guy has the right idea.

Someone needs to make this into a random name table

Big Crunch

Came here to post this

Thud.

youtu.be/rkS9XyVLC-Q

That sounds like a fitting name.

Og.

All caveman name Og.
Og,no make rules, just have to live with them.

Ah, the glorious Lost Age.

>BBEG

You sound retarded.

Caveman Johnson

unga bunga

yeah yeah we're all retards here

buh'beg

>retarded
Ugh.

>Expecting the first ever human language to be as complex and nuanced as a click language.

Why would something that happened back in 1980 be in the news?