Cavemen, or prehistoric humans, likely did not sleep directly on rocks, as this would be uncomfortable and impractical. Instead, they probably used natural materials such as leaves, grass, and animal hides to create bedding in caves or shelters. These materials would provide insulation and comfort while protecting them from the cold, hard ground. Thus, while they may have slept in rocky environments, they would have sought ways to make their sleeping arrangements more comfortable.
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