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black bubonic plague :: Article Creator Scientists Discovered Revelatory New Evidence Of The Bubonic Plague Researchers have found evidence of the earliest known presence of the bubonic plague in Britain. The team analyzed the teeth of 4,000-year-old bodies found in two mass graves in England, and found evidence of plague infection in three individuals. The strain of plague found in these bodies was slightly different from the one that caused the Black Death event, and may not have been able to be transmitted by fleas. Even having lived through the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic over the course of the last few years, there's probably not a more famous disease in the world than the bubonic plague. After all, it's often literally simply referred to as "the plague." If your disease becomes so all-encompassing that just referencing the idea of widespread disease brings it to mind, your notoriety is pretty cemented. For some tim...