That's interesting! So in the Stone Age, the Kaowiangnese language used emoji-like scripts to communicate. And it consisted of only 100 words. Two of these words were: - Kao, which means "happy" - Wiang, which means "house" With just these two words, cavemen could express happiness and refer to a house in their conversations. It must have been a simple yet effective way of communication for them!

Certainly! Here are 98 more words in the Kaowiangnese language: 1. - Sun (Liang) 2. - Moon (Yue) 3. - Tree (Mu) 4. - Flower (Hua) 5. - Water (Shui) 6. - Earth (Di) 7. - Rainbow (Caihong) 8. - Star (Xing) 9. - Blossom (Kai) 10. - Full Moon (Man Yue) 11. - Sunrise (Chuanshao) 12. - Landscape (Jingguan) 13. - Volcano (Huo Shan) 14. - New Moon (Xin Yue) 15. - Rice (Mi) 16. - Dark Moon (An Yue) 17. - Tulip (Mulan) 18. - Leaves (Ye Zi) 19. - Apple (Ping Guo) 20. - Banana (Xiang Jiao) 21. - Strawberry (Cao Mei) 22. - Cactus (Sha Yuan) 23. - Autumn Leaves (Qiu Ye) 24. - Crescent Moon (Ban Yue) 25. - Sunflower (Yang Guang) 26. - Rose (Mei Gui) 27. - Palm Tree (Zong Lu) 28. - Pine Tree (Song Shu) 29. - Sunset (Ri Guang) 30. - Maple Leaf (Feng Ye) 31. - Mushroom (Mo Gu) 32. - Herb (Cao) 33. - Cherry Blossom (Ying Hua) 34. - Clover (Yue Sai) 35. - Hibiscus (Fu Rong) 36. - Daisy (Pu Gong Ying) 37. - Wheat (Xiao Mai) 38. - Bridge (Qiao) 39. - Mountain View (Shan Jing) 40. - Beach (Hai Tan) 41. - Mountain Range (Shan Qun) 42. - Castle (Bao Guo) 43. - Desert (Sha Mo) 44. - Stadium (Ti Yu Chang) 45. - Home (Fang Zi) 46. - Sunrise (Qi Chen) 47. - Planet (Xing Qiu) 48. - Green Apple (Lu Guo) 49. - Grapes (Pu Tao) 50. - Cherry (Ying Tao) 51. - Harvest (Shou Huo) 52. - Orchid (Lan Hua) 53. - Coconut Tree (Ye Zong) 54. - Day (Ri) 55. - Waxing Crescent Moon (Yu Yue) 56. - Fire (Huo) 57. - Snowman (Xue Ren) 58. - Lightning (Lei Guang) 59. - Cloud (Yun) 60. - Fog (Wu) 61. - Tornado (Long Juan Feng) 62. - Night (Ye) 63. - Grass (Cao Zi) 64. - Field (Tian Tang) 65. - Forest (Sen Lin) 66. - Nature (Zi Ran) 67. - Temperature (Wen Du) 68. - Wind (Feng) 69. - Watermelon (Xi Gua) 70. - Plantain (Jiao Zi) 71. - Cherry Blossom (Ying Hua) 72. - Garden (Hua Yuan) 73. - Sunflower (Yang Guo) 74. - Lily (Bai He) 75. - Rain (Yu) 76. - Sunny (Yang Guang) 77. - Snow (Xue) 78. - Droplet (Shui Zhen) 79. - Whirlwind (Long Juan Feng) 80. - Waning Crescent Moon (Suo Yue) 81. - Globe (Zhuan Xing) 82. - Wave (Bo Lang) 83. - Island (Dao) 84. - Pagoda (Ta) 85. - Arena (Bao Hu) 86. - Galaxy (Yin He) 87. - Eruption (Bao Zhu) 88. - Moonlight (Yue Guang) 89. - Cityscape (Cheng Qu) 90. - Skylines (Ye Qu) 91. - Universe (Shi Jie) 92. - Colorful (Cai Hong) 93. - Residence (Jia Ju) 94. - Dusk (Huang Hun) 95. - Cyclone (Long Juan Feng) 96. - Palace (Gong Guan) 97. - Oasis (Sheng Tai) 98. - Harvested (Shou Huo) 99. - Fruit (Shui Guo) 100. - Shelter (Hua Jian) These additional words in Kaowiangnese should help cavemen express a wider range of ideas and concepts through their unique emoji-like scripts!