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A very British tsunami, 1607
Not well known, is that in January 1607 an 8m high tsunami swept up the Severn estuary on the South West coast of England, killing about 2,000 people. A plaque in a church marks the high water mark, a… more →
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A very British tsunami, 1607
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: Not well known, is that in January 1607 an 8m high tsunami swept up the Severn estuary on the South … more →
Killer tsumani in the Ancient Mediterranean
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: Link Tsunamis are known to destabilize soft marine sediments, the team notes, leaving telltale cover … more →
Mega tsunamis strike 'every thousand years'
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: Well technically, as an average. We’ve had ten in a ten thousand year period. Mega-Tsunami Hi … more →
Noah's flood; dated to May 10th, 2807 B.C.
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mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: At the southern end of Madagascar lie four enormous wedge-shaped sediment deposits, called chevrons, … more →
Tsunami clue to Atlantis found
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: Tsunami clue to ‘Atlantis’ found A submerged island that could be the source of the A … more →
The lost city of Mahabalipuram.
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: Indian divers have found more evidence of an ancient port city, apparently revealed by the Indian oc … more →
The 'how and why' of drowned cities.
mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: A few years ago I was watching a TV series presented by Graham Hancock, and ever since then I’ … more →
The drowned temple off the coast of Japan.
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mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: First of all, a few things about prehistoric Japan. The first people living in Japan were the Jomon … more →
Sunken city off the coast of cuba.
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mathilda37 wrote 1 year ago: ‘Lost city’ found beneath Cuban waters A team of explorers working off the western coast of Cuba … more →
