Bradford researchers solve mystery of disease and wool trade - BBC

09.06.2025 13:57

Bradford researchers solve mystery of disease and wool trade - BBC

Tim Dale

The Borrelia recurrentis samples were found on human remains from various archaeological sites across England

Researchers at the University of Bradford have taken part in analysis which ha… [+3167 chars]

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