A team of archaeologists have unveiled the discovery of the oldest human footprints ever recorded in North Africa and the southern Mediterranean. The footprints, dating back an astonishing 90,000 years, were found on a beach in Larache, Morocco, by a multinational team led by Moncef Essedrati, a research professor and laboratory director at the French University of Southern Brittany. “Between tides, I said to my team that we should go north to explore another beach,” Essedrati told Live Science. “We were surprised to find the first print. At first, we weren’t convinced it was a footprint, but …