- A
paleotsunami is a
tsunami that
occurs prior to
written history where there are no do****ented observations.
Paleotsunamis are
evidenced by
modern technology...
- with a
total volume of 3,500 km3 (840 cu mi) of debris,
which caused a
paleotsunami in the
North Atlantic Ocean.
Storegga (Norwegian:
Great Edge) is located...
- in the
North Pacific Ocean was
hypothesized as the tsunami's source.
Paleotsunami evidence from s****line
deposits and
coral rocks in
Hawaii suggest that...
-
nearby islands and the
coast of
Crete with
subsequent earthquakes and
paleotsunamis. With a
Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of 7, it
resulted in the ejection...
- on 11 May. It had an
estimated magnitude of 7.0–7.5 and
triggered a
paleotsunami that was
recorded in
Libya and Alexandria. The
strongest shaking was...
- The 479 BC
Potidaea tsunami is the
oldest record of a
paleotsunami in
human history. The
tsunami is
believed to have been
triggered by a Ms 7.0 earthquake...
- 2022. Butler, Rhett; Burney, David; Walsh,
David (September 1, 2014). "
Paleotsunami evidence on Kaua'i and
numerical modeling of a
great Aleutian tsunami"...
- in the
Aleutian Islands proved consistent with the
descriptions and
paleotsunami evidences.
April 1, 1946
Aleutian Islands earthquake: This magnitude...
- only
dating from the
early to mid-1800s with Māori oral
traditions and
paleotsunami research prior to that time.
Studies are also
being carried out into...
- and
Modica were
severely damaged, and the
earthquake also
triggered a
paleotsunami. Overall, the
earthquake is
estimated to have
caused the
deaths of at...
