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To say Amazing would be an understatement. This could lead to insight in human genetics since the virus itself has changed little in 600 years.
This reminds me of those persons who are frozen at the time of death who pay in advance hoping to be revived centuries later when technology makes it possible to cure the diseases they died from.
Scientests found similariies between virulent strains of e. coli and the Black Death sequencing. This may turn out to be the most important result of the mapping as it allows scientists to study features of the Black Death in live patients!