
Stone Age European DNA Found in North African Remains, Study Reveals
A study on prehistoric skeletons discovered in the Maghreb countries, including Morocco, reveals the presence of European hunter-gatherers during the Stone Age.

A study on prehistoric skeletons discovered in the Maghreb countries, including Morocco, reveals the presence of European hunter-gatherers during the Stone Age.

An international team of researchers has discovered the oldest Bronze Age site in Morocco.

The Menton customs recently got their hands on a rather unusual find. Far from the usual seizures of drugs or counterfeits, it was vestiges of another time that were discovered: a dozen prehistoric reptile teeth , remarkably well preserved.

The customs officers in Menton intercepted on Friday nine dinosaur teeth from Morocco in a truck coming from Spain and bound for Italy.

Fossils of the earliest dinosaurs could be buried in the dunes of the Moroccan Sahara and in the Amazon rainforest. This is revealed by a new study on the origin and evolution of dinosaurs, published in the journal Current Biology.

Customs officers in Mulhouse seized nearly hundreds of fossils from various countries including Morocco, Lebanon and the United States.

American citizens and a Moroccan national were caught in the act of trafficking in archaeological fossils in the province of Taroudant.

An international team of researchers has discovered evidence of the use of medicinal plants in the Taforalt caves in Morocco 15,000 years ago, announced the National Institute of Archaeological and Heritage Sciences under the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication.

Archaeologists have discovered the oldest agricultural site in Morocco dating back to the prehistoric period.

The body of a young woman was recently discovered on a beach in Tangier, Morocco. Everything seems to indicate that it is that of Úrsula Cortés Olivé, a 24-year-old woman from Barcelona, who disappeared on June 29 on the beach of Tarifa (Cádiz).

Remains of a rare species of herbivorous dinosaurs have been discovered by an international team of researchers in the Middle Atlas region of Morocco.

Khinjaria acuta, a new species of prehistoric marine lizard, has recently been discovered in Morocco. This is revealed by a study published in the scientific journal Science Direct.