
Medieval Europe
Thirty Days Outside the Walls: How Dubrovnik Invented Quarantine
A harbor master in a Croatian port looked at a ship full of plague-ridden sailors in 1377 and told them to wait thirty days before anyone set foot ashore—something nobody had ever done before.
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