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Vandar led tribes of Human cavemen in the Stone Age.

A caveman was a being who inhabited a cave, often associated with primitive humanoid cultures. Groups of cavemen often united into tribes armed with spears or cudgels and dressed in animal skins. They sometimes created cave paintings.

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In the Stone Age on Earth, at least two caveman tribes were led by Vandar, an immortal who had trapped Q and used him as a genie. As a result, the cavemen were armed with spears that shot energy beams. (TOS - Legion of Super Heroes comic: "Issue 6")

Circa 2700 BC, during Sarpeidon's last ice age, Zar and Zarabeth lived in a cave. (TOS episode & Star Trek 4 novelization: All Our Yesterdays, TOS - The Yesterday Saga novel: Yesterday's Son)

Germal was raised in a cave on Hercula. Her people, the Yerba, were considered wild animals by the Herculese, who kept them in zoos and often used them for slave labor. (TOS comic: "The Animal People")

The Tol people of the planet Neesan lived in caves. (TOS comic: "The Cosmic Cavemen")

The inhabitants of an unnamed asteroid lived in caves. (TOS comic: "And a Child Shall Lead Them")

Early in the year 2266, James T. Kirk and McCoy were assaulted by Valtarii cavemen on Vultra. (TOS comic: "The Crucial Element")

A group of Ominnusian cavemen defended their sacred gardens from Spock and Leonard McCoy in 2266. Among their plants was an herb, genitum lars, needed to cure a plague. (TOS comic: "Child's Play")

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