An exciting archaeological breakthrough in Morocco’s Western Rif! Recent excavations at Kach Kouch site in the Oued Laou Valley have revealed evidence of an ancient settlement, offering fascinating new insights into human habitation and cultural evolution in the region.
Dating back to the Bronze Age, approximately between the 3rd and early 1st millennia BC, this discovery sheds light on the development of early communities in the area.
The findings include artifacts that suggest a complex society with distinct cultural practices, providing valuable information about the social and economic structures of the time. This discovery not only enhances our understanding of the Western Rif’s role in ancient civilizations but also contributes to the broader history of human settlement in North Africa.
Researchers are excited about the potential to uncover more about the lives of those who lived in this region thousands of years ago.
