500-year-old mystery of human bones found in Spain finally solved as DNA confirms remains belong to Christopher Columbus
SCIENTISTS have finally solved the 500-year-old mystery surrounding Christopher Columbus’ final resting place. Years have been spent performing DNA analysis on human bones found in
A 22-year investigation by Spanish forensic researchers concluded that Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe.
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After 500 Years, DNA Analysis Confirms Christopher Columbus’ True Resting Place in Seville Cathedral, Ending Centuries of SpeculationIn an extraordinary breakthrough that unravels a centuries-old mystery, scientists have confirmed the final resting place of ...
Red alerts are in place for the Seville and Cordoba provinces, while there are active amber and yellow warnings across much ...
Our journey in Andalusia reignited my artist mother’s curiosity and deepened my own appreciation for travel, too.
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Christopher Columbus' remains discovered after 500 years in ground-breaking historical momentAfter Columbus' body was moved several times after his death, a hunt was started to locate the navigator's remains with some ...
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Dalia Goldberg found the support she needed after joining a comedy group run by expats in Seville.
"Extreme danger" weather warnings have been issued for two popular Spanish regions, just days after Hurricane Kirk brought ...
Why did FC Barcelona star Lamine Yamal withdrawn from Spain squad ahead of their Nations League match against Serbia? Read ...
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