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no cavemen or neanderthals did not live with dinosaurs dinosaurs lived over 160 million years ago while neanderthals lived as many as 600000 years ago the first caveman goes back to europe about 350000 years ago and this is what is refereed to as the stone age dinosaurs lived about 245 million yeas ago
The bears' bones, claw marks they left in the caves in which they lived, and even the beds they slept on, paint the best picture yet of how these magnificent creatures once lived. But more than that, researchers have also uncovered the petrified bones of the cave bear's foe, the Pleistocene cave lion. More than 25% bigger than today's African lions, the cave lion was itself an impressive predator, one that may have specialised in hunting cave bears for food.