- A submarine, undersea, or
underwater earthquake is an
earthquake that
occurs underwater at the
bottom of a body of water,
especially an ocean. They are...
- currents: gulfstream,
north and
south equatorial courses: its
violence in
seaquakes, waterspouts,
artesian wells, eruptions, torrents, eddies, freshets, spates...
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premises of the two
aisles of the building,
which were
spared by the
Amalfi seaquake of 1343. The
Museum of
Handmade Paper,
located in Mill
Valley in the northern...
-
tools and
dolmens have been discovered.
Romans occupied the area, but a
seaquake destro****
their town or
villa in the 4th century.
Archeologists have unearthed...
- Gr**** had a
memory of the
explosion of the
Island of
Santorini and of the
seaquake it
provoked as well as
other consequences affecting climate.
Alain Cadotte...
- op Ceram, den 30sten
september 1899 (Brief
Report on the
Earthquake and
Seaquake on Ceram,
September 30th, 1899) (Batavia Landsdrukkerij, 1900) p. 1–11...
-
headline published in the 2
January 1974
issue reading Maremoto en
Bolivia ("
Seaquake in Bolivia")—,
worked for EFE news
agency and was in
charge of a column...
- people. Off the
Egyptian and
Italian coasts,
sailors reported feeling a
seaquake.
Along the
southern coast of the
Dodecanese Islands, Rhodes,
Crete and...
-
Leone and B****o on the
island of Malamocco,
which had been destro**** by a
seaquake. At the
beginning of the 15th century, the nuns departed, but they were...
- Malek, M. A.; Liew, M. S. (February 1, 2017). "Tsunami
simulation due to
seaquake at
Manila Trench and Sulu Trench".
Natural Hazards. 85 (3): 1723–1741....
