Great Environmental Shocks in History | Darkness at Noon - The Justinianic Plague | 2
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Great Environmental Shocks in History | Darkness at Noon - The Justinianic Plague | 2
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A sudden, catastrophic dimming of the sun in 536 AD triggered the coldest decade in two millennia, launching a "volcanic winter" that saw harvests fail from Ireland to China. Peter and Afua explore this environmental shock that directly facilitated the first global pandemic of Yersinia pestis, shattering the imperial ambitions of Rome and Persia while paving the way for the explosive rise of Buddhism and Norse mythology.
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