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In Jordan, Dna Remains From the Justinian Peste, the Oldest Documented Pandemic, Are Discovered

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The discovery in a mass grave of the ancient Jerash racetrack offers the first genetic confirmation of bubonic plague in the region. How this situation transformed burial practices and social organization in the ancient Mediterranean

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In Jordan, Dna Remains From the Justinian Peste, the Oldest Documented Pandemic, Are Discovered

The discovery in a mass grave of the ancient Jerash racetrack offers the first genetic confirmation of bubonic plague in the region. How this situation transformed burial practices and social organization in the ancient Mediterranean

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
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