Tree-ring researchers at the University of Arizona have helped date what they called the oldest tree in Europe — a 1,075-year-old Bosnian pine growing in the mountains of Greece. To be precise ...

The country's rich cultural heritage, delicious cuisine and warm hospitality make it a rewarding destination for travellers.

Make no mistake—beauty and wellness are integral components of culture. In fact, they are a culture. It’s impossible to ...

Rabat - Morocco is experiencing a notable demographic shift, with traditional family structures changing due to families having fewer children and life Morocco is experiencing a notable demographic ...

In a glowing travel feature, British newspaper The Daily Telegraph invites readers to explore the spiritual and artistic richness of the ancient city.

Oldest Universities In The World: Universities are centres of learning, innovation, and culture. They started years ago to teach people. But did you know that some of them have been around for ...

Marrakech is chaos — I found Morocco’s oldest city that has hardly any tourists Gergana Krasteva. ... and is widely recognised as the oldest continuously operating university in the world.

An ancient cerapodan dinosaur fossil discovered in Morocco has been ... throughout the world during the start of evolution. Scientists recently uncovered Asia's oldest known fossil of an ...

The team wrote in the study paper that this “specimen represents the world’s oldest cerapodan.” The fossil dates back approximately 168 million years to the Bathonian stage of the Middle ...

“We’ve already found the world’s oldest ankylosaur and one ... the Natural History Museum and the University of Birmingham, Susannah has also recently helped to set up a fossil preparation lab in ...

Palaeontologists have uncovered the world’s oldest known cerapodan dinosaur at a fossil site in Morocco, identified by a distinctive femur. We know this dinosaur group would eventually spread ...

He then compared the microscopic structure of the fractures with those of the Tan-Tan object. However, Professor Stanley Ambrose of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, US, said he saw no ...