2,000-Year-Old Feces from the Silk Road Reveal Spread of Infectious Diseases | Ancient Origins

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09/11/2025 4 min
2,000-Year-Old Feces from the Silk Road Reveal Spread of Infectious Diseases | Ancient Origins

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Once travelled by famous historical figures such as Marco Polo and Genghis Khan, the Silk Road was a hugely important

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