Description

"In the Hands of the Cave-Dwellers" is an adventure novel written by G. A. Henty and published by Delmarva Publications, Inc. The story takes place in prehistoric times, during the Stone Age, and follows the adventures of a young man named Ugh-lomi.

Ugh-lomi is a member of a tribe of hunters and gatherers who live in caves and hunt for food. When Ugh-lomi's father is killed in a hunting accident, Ugh-lomi is forced to leave his tribe and wander alone in the wilderness. Along the way, he encounters a rival tribe of cave-dwellers who have advanced technology, including bows and arrows and domesticated wolves.

Ugh-lomi is captured by the rival tribe and becomes a slave. He soon discovers that they are planning to raid his former tribe's territory and decides to escape and warn his people. With the help of a captured wolf, Ugh-lomi is able to escape and make his way back to his tribe.

When Ugh-lomi arrives, he warns his people about the impending attack and helps them prepare for battle. The two tribes engage in a fierce battle, but ultimately Ugh-lomi's tribe emerges victorious.

The novel explores themes of survival, conflict, and the evolution of technology. Henty's vivid descriptions of prehistoric life and his attention to detail make the story engaging and immersive. "In the Hands of the Cave-Dwellers" is an exciting adventure novel that will appeal to readers of all ages.