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Reevaluating Columbus: New Insights into His Origins
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Christopher Columbus, one of the most famous explorers, may not have come from Italy, but rather from the Spanish Mediterranean region. Spanish scientists have proven a Jewish origin through DNA samples; Columbus sailed on behalf of the Spanish crown in search of a sea route to India.
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Spanish scientists claim that Christopher Columbus was of Jewish origin and did not come from Genoa, as long assumed. DNA samples from Columbus and his son Hernando suggest that the explorer's origin was in the Spanish Mediterranean region. The remains of the discoverer are located in the Cathedral of Seville.
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Christopher Columbus set sail on behalf of the Spanish Crown and landed in America in October 1492 while searching for a sea route to India.
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