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Archaeologists in Morocco have unearthed more than 80 human footprints dating back around 100,000 years and believed to be the oldest in North Africa., including children, were discovered on the coast of Larache, a city 90 kilometres south of Tangier, by archaeologists from Morocco, Spain, France, and Germany.s) was crossing the beach towards the sea, probably in search of food and shellfish," Anass Sedrati, curator at the archaeological site of Lixus Larache, told AFP.
Hominin footprints from Larache. Natural views on the left and shaded 3D elevation on the right. Scale bar=2 cm. Position of the footprints plotted on an aerial photo. A Digital Elevation Model of the site with the orientation of footprints. (Sedrati et al.,
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