Morocco’s Ministry of Culture has launched the country’s first national archaeological map in collaboration with the National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre, and Cartography. This groundbreaking initiative aims to compile a comprehensive inventory of the nation’s archaeological heritage and enhance the management of historical sites.
According to an official statement, this map will serve as a valuable resource for identifying known archaeological sites, using data and insights provided by both the National Institute of Archaeology and Heritage and the Directorate of Cultural Heritage. Through this effort, Morocco seeks to preserve and promote its rich cultural landscape, ensuring that its archaeological treasures are well-documented and managed for future generations.
In support of this initiative, a visual representation of the map has been made available, conveying the importance of archaeological sites across the country. This project highlights Morocco’s commitment to safeguarding its heritage, making it accessible and recognizable to both locals and visitors alike.
Tags: Archaeology, Cultural Heritage, Morocco
