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Neanderthals might have treated infections 50,000 years ago
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (515+ words) have been applied to cuts or injuries to prevent infection. It might also have worked as an insect repellent,...
Ancient DNA shows the deadly diseases behind Napoleon’s defeat
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (589+ words) study the soldiers’ bones and teeth for signs of infection. They found DNA from two different disease-causing...
Not just cold and conflict: Roman troops at Hadrian’s Wall battled parasites
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (656+ words) Nearly 2,000 years ago, Roman soldiers stationed on the edge of the empire faced more than cold winds, enemy raids, and homesickness. New research shows that many of them were also battling painful intestinal parasites that likely weakened their health and…...
Scientists solve 1,500-year-old mystery of the first pandemic
11+ mon, 4+ week ago (499+ words) For centuries, historians have debated what caused the Plague of Justinian, the world’s first recorded pandemic. Now, for the first time, scientists have found direct genetic proof that the bacterium Yersinia pestis—the same microbe that causes plague today—was…...
How a 4,000-year-old sheep solved a long-standing plague mystery
8+ mon, 1+ week ago (504+ words) The Black Death is one of the most infamous pandemics in human history, killing roughly a third of Europe’s population during the Middle Ages. That outbreak was caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis and spread mainly through fleas that lived…...
The ancient poem that misled the world about the Black Death
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (869+ words) For hundreds of years, people have been taught that the Black Death sped across Asia like a wildfire, racing along the Silk Road from East to West and destroying everything in its path. Maps, documentaries, and even some scientific papers…...
Ancient plague was already deadly 5,500 years ago, study reveals
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Scientists reveal 1,000-year-old gut bacteria from ancient Mexican mummy
11+ mon, 1+ day ago (452+ words) Scientists have uncovered remarkable details about the gut microbiome of a man who lived in Mexico around 1,000 years ago—long before the arrival of Spanish colonizers. By studying preserved intestinal tissue and feces, researchers identified the kinds of bacteria that…...
Ancient DNA solves a 12,000-year-old medical mystery
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (406+ words) Scientists have uncovered the oldest known genetic diagnosis of a rare inherited disease, thanks to advances in ancient DNA research. By analyzing the DNA of two prehistoric individuals buried together in southern Italy, researchers have identified a rare growth disorder…...
How ancient people may have turned water into wine—using only raisins
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (491+ words) It may sound like a miracle, but new research suggests that people in ancient times could have made wine simply by soaking sun-dried raisins in water. Long before modern wineries learned to isolate specific yeast strains, our ancestors relied on…...