Hunter-gatherers in Siberia died of a plague outbreak 5,500 years ago
We can't blame the Neolithic Transition for the plague anymore.
The discovery of the Siberian plague outbreak triggers widespread historical research and archaeological investigation into similar outbreaks in other regions. This leads to increased public awareness, potentially triggering panic and social unrest as people grapple with potential future threats. The global scientific community debates the efficacy of past preventative measures and the feasibility of future interventions. Confirmation indi
The discovery of the Siberian plague outbreak triggers widespread historical research and archaeological investigation into similar outbreaks in other regions. This leads to increased public awareness, potentially triggering panic and social unrest as people grapple with potential future threats. The global scientific community debates the efficacy of past preventative measures and the feasibility of future interventions. Confirmation indi
The discovery of the Siberian plague outbreak triggers widespread historical research and archaeological investigation into similar outbreaks in other regions. This leads to increased public awareness, potentially triggering panic and social unrest as people grapple with potential future threats. The global scientific community debates the efficacy of past preventative measures and the feasibility of future interventions. Confirmation indi