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London Property - Yersinia Pestis Mycelium Fibres In Brick

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Barquentine | 23:25 Tue 30th Dec 2014 | Home & Garden
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Does anyone know if it's true that there is bubonic plague fungus found in London brickwork dating from Victorian and pre-Victorian times? This sounds totally bonkers to me but a former colleague says he heard it on radio 4 last week.
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Bubonic plague didn't come from fungus, it is bacterial.
23:26 Tue 30th Dec 2014
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...... and it comes from a flea that lives on rats and other rodents.
So, yes, it's bonkers.
14:49 Wed 31st Dec 2014
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Comfirming dug out lots of London clay in the past
02:49 Thu 01st Jan 2015

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