Arheologii au descoperit în Maroc ziduri defensive vechi de 4.000 de ani

Archaeologists in Morocco have uncovered 4,000-year-old defensive walls, the oldest of their kind in North Africa outside the Nile Valley. This discovery enhances understanding of human evolution in the Maghreb region, particularly regarding agricultural practices. The findings at Oued Beht reveal a significant ancient defensive system, suggesting the settlement was an early agricultural center. The research indicates that these communities were capable of large-scale construction and strategic control during a transformative period in the Mediterranean. The study highlights the complexity of early North African populations and their interactions with neighboring regions.