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Syphilis: Did Columbus bring the STD to Europe? DW 12/18/2024

Syphilis may have originated in the Americas 8,000 years ago, contradicting the belief that it was exclusively a European disease introduced after Columbus's voyages.

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Syphilis: Did Columbus bring the STI to Europe? DW 12/18/2024

The recent research supports the Columbian hypothesis, suggesting syphilis actually originated in the Americas before Columbus's voyages.

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Syphilis: Did Columbus bring the STD to Europe? DW 12/18/2024

Syphilis may have originated in the Americas 8,000 years ago, contradicting the belief that it was exclusively a European disease introduced after Columbus's voyages.

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Syphilis: Did Columbus bring the STI to Europe? DW 12/18/2024

The recent research supports the Columbian hypothesis, suggesting syphilis actually originated in the Americas before Columbus's voyages.

fromMail Online

Christopher Columbus' remains discovered after more than 500 years

A 20-year DNA analysis confirms that Columbus' remains are in Seville Cathedral, resolving the mystery of his final resting place.

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Columbus stays Italian until Spanish scientists publish data DW 10/17/2024

New claims suggest Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew, challenging longstanding beliefs of his Italian ancestry.

fromMail Online

Christopher Columbus' remains discovered after more than 500 years

A 20-year DNA analysis confirms that Columbus' remains are in Seville Cathedral, resolving the mystery of his final resting place.

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Columbus stays Italian until Spanish scientists publish data DW 10/17/2024

New claims suggest Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew, challenging longstanding beliefs of his Italian ancestry.

fromwww.theguardian.com

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DNA study confirms Christopher Columbus's remains are entombed in Seville

Columbus's remains in Seville Cathedral have been confirmed through DNA testing, while the true nature of his origins remains unresolved.

fromenglish.elpais.com

Research confirms authenticity of Christopher Columbus' remains in Spain

Forensic studies confirm that remains in Seville Cathedral are definitively those of Christopher Columbus after over 20 years of analysis.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

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3 tasty cocktails with Bay Area ties that turn up the heat

Christopher Columbus mistakenly called New World chiles 'peppers' due to confusion with Sanskrit word for black pepper.

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