What were men and women of the old stone age called?

Men and women of the Old Stone Age, also known as the Paleolithic era, were typically referred to as hunter-gatherers. They lived in small, nomadic groups and relied on hunting animals and foraging for wild plants for sustenance. Their societies were characterized by a division of labor, with men usually hunting and women gathering, although these roles could vary. The term "cavemen" is often colloquially used to describe them, although it oversimplifies their diverse lifestyles and cultures.