First Paleogenetic Evidence of Probable Syphilis and Treponematoses Cases in the Brazilian Colonial Period

Table 1

Bioanthropological data of individuals of the present study.

Sample	Age group	Sex
INSC1a	Young adult	Female
INSC2a	Young adult	Female
INSC3a	Young adult	Female
INSC4a	12-15 years	Undetermined
INSC5a	30 years	Male
INSC6a	<18 years	Female
INSC7a	18-20 years	Female
INSC8f	<25 years	Female
INSC10a	<25 years	Female
INSC11	18-25 years	Female
INSC12a	10-12 years	Undetermined
INSC13a	Child	Undetermined
INSC16	18-20 years	Female
INSC17	<18 years	Undetermined
INSC18	10-12 years	Undetermined
CPXV6a	15-20 years	Undetermined
CPXV8a	<17 years	Female
CPXV9b	<15 years	Undetermined
CPXV10a	25-30 years	Male
CPXV12a	23-25 years	Female
CPXV15b	25 years	Male
CPXV16a	25-30 years	Male
CPXV17a	25 years	Male
CPXV20a	22-23 years	Male
CPXV28a	25-35 years	Male

A tooth was used in the absence of the skull tissue. Child: <12years; Young adult: <30 years following IAB protocol.