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The epidemics arrived to Europe through the trade routes with the East. The intensified European trade exchanges with Asia became the main vehicle for spreading epidemics.
The epidemics arrived to Europe through the trade routes with the East. The intensified European trade exchanges with Asia became the main vehicle for spreading epidemics.
Origins of the Plague in Asia
Origins of the Plague in Asia
"It may never be possible to identify the point of origin of the fourteenth-century plague with any precision. The disease had been endemic in several locations in Asia for centuries, flaring up occasionally and setting off the severe sixth-century pandemic".
"It may never be possible to identify the point of origin of the fourteenth-century plague with any precision. The disease had been endemic in several locations in Asia for centuries, flaring up occasionally and setting off the severe sixth-century pandemic".
Source: The Thought Company
Spread of bubonic plague in Europe in the 14th century
Spread of bubonic plague in Europe in the 14th century
The Black Death comes to Europe, 1347
The Black Death comes to Europe, 1347
The Spread of the Black Death through Italy
The Spread of the Black Death through Italy
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