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Cats have been lying about their age: ancient DNA tells part of the Tail

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Morocco's blue streets are calling 💙 Which of these 10 spots would you visit first? 🇲🇦✨

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Lost in Blue. #chefchaouen #morocco #thebluepearl #traveladdict #streetscene #colourfulstreets #visitmorocco #northafrica #wanderlust #travelphotography #bluehues #culturetrip #smartphonephotography #photography

A vertical low-angle shot looking up a narrow, vibrant blue alleyway in Chefchaouen, Morocco. The textured blue walls are adorned with numerous straw hats featuring colourful pom-poms, alongside hanging red and white striped textiles. Lush potted green plants line the wet cobblestone path in the foreground, leading the eye toward stone steps in the distance under a clear sky.

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Northward from Jerusalem. Mt. Tabor, showing zigzag ascent, air. Judges 4:14, Matt. 17:1 between 1950 and 1977.
Matson Photo Service
1 slide : color ; 2 x 2 in.

#Jerusalem #MtTabor #MatsonPhotoService #NorthAfrica #Israel #MountTabor #photography

https://www.loc.gov/item/2019705603/

The image depicts an aerial view of a winding road ascending a rocky hillside. The zigzag path suggests it might be a difficult or technical climb, possibly for vehicles navigating the terrain. At the top of the mountain is what appears to be a structure, likely religious in nature given its prominent location and apparent size relative to the surrounding landscape.

The area around the summit shows evidence of habitation or development with several buildings visible on the hillside above it. The overall setting seems arid and desolate, with sparse vegetation indicating a dry climate, possibly indicative of regions like North Africa or parts of Israel where Mount Tabor is located in biblical tradition.

In the bottom left corner, there's an overlay that appears to be part of a slide projector frame from Matson Photo Service. This suggests that the image was likely used as a visual aid for educational purposes during this time period mentioned (1950-1977), potentially related to religious studies or geography courses.

The reference "Northward from Jerusalem" might imply that the photograph is part of a series documenting various landscapes in connection with biblical narratives, specifically mentioning Mount Tabor.

Northward from Jerusalem. Nob. Home of the Priests. I Sam. 21:1 between 1950 and 1977.
Matson Photo Service
1 slide : color ; 2 x 2 in.

#Jerusalem #MatsonPhotoService #MiddleEastern #theMiddleEast #NorthAfrica #Israel #photography

https://www.loc.gov/item/2019705573/

The image depicts a man standing on a rocky, arid landscape. He is wearing traditional Middle Eastern clothing: a long white garment with dark vertical stripes around the waist and cuffs, paired with sandals that appear to be of a simple design. The attire suggests he may come from an agrarian or pastoral background. On his head, he wears what seems like a turban-like cap. In one hand, he holds a stick which could serve as a walking aid or perhaps for managing animals.

Behind him is an expansive view of rural settlement with numerous structures, possibly huts and homes. The architecture indicates that this may be in the Middle East or North Africa region. Sparse vegetation dots the landscape; notably, there are some trees scattered around but no lush greenery indicative of a fertile farmland. In the distance, hills can be seen under a clear sky.

The photo has an aged look to it, with slight discoloration and fading, which is characteristic of older photographic prints. This could suggest that the photograph was taken many years ago when color film technology might not have been as advanced or prevalent for such images. The overall ambiance conveyed by this image evokes a sense of solitude amidst rural life in what appears to be an ancient settlement area.

The caption suggests additional historical context, indicating the photo is from "Northward from Jerusalem" and it could possibly link to biblical narratives given i [...]

Esther Möller (Universität Marburg) – Aid to European #Refugees in #MENA during #WWII : How did colonial, international, and local actors support displaced Europeans ? The keynote talk of the workshop “Aid Networks and Mechanisms in a Migratory Context”.

Dec 3 | 19:00–19:45 CET | GHIP & online

https://www.dhi-paris.fr/de/termindetails/esther-moeller-centre-marc-bloch-aid-to-european-refugees-in-the-middle-east-and-north-africa-during-world-war-two-colonial-international-and-national-considerations.html

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El Shatt, the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration’s refugee camp for Yugoslavs, Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives, https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017869985/.

An Unfinished Marvel. #rabat #morocco #hassantower #travelmorocco #northafrica #ancientarchitecture #historicsite #wanderlust #traveldiaries #minaret #stonework #columns #bluesky #culturetrip #smartphonephotography #photography

A symmetrical, low-angle shot looking down a central paved pathway towards the imposing Hassan Tower in Rabat, Morocco. The tall, red sandstone minaret features intricate geometric carvings and stands against a vibrant blue sky with scattered white clouds. The foreground is filled with a grid of numerous incomplete stone columns of varying heights, casting soft shadows on the ground.

Casablanca hits different when you actually stop to experience it 😳✨

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Looks Like Lego. #Morocco #Minaret #NorthAfrica #ArchitectureLovers #TravelPhotography #CitySquare #PalmTrees #VibrantColors #IslamicArt #Zellige #HistoricBuilding #SunnyDay #smartphonephotography #photography

A vertical, vibrantly coloured photograph of a tall, ornate minaret tower featuring intricate geometric Zellige tiling in pink, blue, and yellow patterns. The minaret rises above a low, arched building with a green-tiled roof, set in a sunny public square framed by tall palm tree trunks and decorative street lamps. Several people are visible sitting on benches and walking in the square below, which features low green hedges and small trees, all under a bright blue sky.

#Bizmoune Cave, Morocco, one of the most advanced of our entire species lifespan.

'Bizmoune’s fame rests on its shell beads, first published in 2021 and dated to 142,000 to 150,000 years. New analyses now indicate the ornaments are older than earlier estimates, which raises the site’s profile as a benchmark for early symbolic behavior. The bead assemblage remains the earliest known example of personal adornment.'

#MiddleStoneAge #Africa #NorthAfrica #shells #jewellery #ochre

https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2025/11/267737/essaouiras-bizmoune-cave-yields-new-clues-to-early-humans/

A Map🗺️ Showing Geology of Africa Continent , Dataset is from USGS and GEBCO Bathymetry #Africa #EastAfrica #WestAfrica #SouthAfrica #NorthAfrica #geology #map #dataviz #gischat #geospatial #dataviz #qgis #b3d #Blender

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Across the sunlit landscapes of North Africa, ancient Roman amphitheaters rise like monumental storytellers of a bygone empire. #AncientArchitecture #CulturalHeritage #HistoricalEngineering #NorthAfrica #Timgad

https://archup.net/roman-amphitheaters-of-north-africa-echoes-of-empire-and-architecture/

Vile and dissolute creatures, the lot of them

North Africa: Who Really Owns It? the Push for Transparency to Reveal Stolen Wealth in the Middle East and North Africa: [TI] Around the globe, corrupt actors exploit anonymity to hide stolen wealth and amass even more ill-gotten gains. Obscuring their true identities across borders and through mazes of anonymous companies and trusts, they hoard assets and rob the public of critical resources. http://newsfeed.facilit8.network/TPFzxg #NorthAfrica #Transparency #Corruption #StolenWealth #MiddleEast

Chefchaoen. The City of Blue. #Chefchaouen #BlueCity #Morocco #MoroccanStyle #TravelPhotography #StreetPhotography #TravelInspiration #Wanderlust #BlueAesthetic #TravelGram #Architecture #TravelTheWorld #NorthAfrica #smartphonephotography #photography

A vertical shot of a narrow, cobbled alleyway in the blue city of Chefchaouen, Morocco. The walls of the buildings are painted in vibrant shades of deep blue. A patterned blue and white fabric canopy with tassels hangs overhead, creating a framed view deeper into the street where a short flight of stone steps ascends. Potted plants line the foreground, and decorative woven straw hats with colourful pom-poms hang for sale on the blue wall to the right. The overall atmosphere is calming and richly textured.

Forget Marrakesh. This Moroccan capital has everything you want without the tourist chaos 🏛️🌊

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