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Synthesizes archaeological discoveries to explore prehistoric cultures in Morocco, suggesting its central role in early human development.
This paper synthesizes current research on the prehistoric foundations of Morocco. It examines key archaeological discoveries, from the 300,000-year-old Homo sapiens fossils at Jebel Irhoud to the sequential Aterian, Ibero-Maurusian, and Neolithic cultures. The analysis highlights how early inhabitants adapted to major climatic shifts, transitioning from savanna hunter-gatherers to herders and farmers. The conclusion positions Morocco as a central region in understanding early human development in North Africa.
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