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September 1, 2022

A 1,000-Year-Old Mass Grave in England May Contain Victims of an Anti-Semitic Massacre

And evidence of the antiquity of Ashkenazi genetic disease.

An analysis of a collection of human bones found buried together in the English city of Norwich suggests that they belonged to Jews of the 11th or 12th centuries. Judy Siegel-Itzkovich writes:

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    And evidence of the antiquity of Ashkenazi genetic disease.