Archaeologists and earthquakes: the case of 365 A.D.
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Archaeological evidence of an earthquake in the second half of the 7th century A.D. on Crete is described and
the 365 A.D. cruniversaln earthquake problem is resumed. Some general probleins regarding the study of seismic
effects on archaeology in the Mediten-anean area are presented. A few imbalances are indicated due to the
lack of an effective collaboration between technical experts and historians.
the 365 A.D. cruniversaln earthquake problem is resumed. Some general probleins regarding the study of seismic
effects on archaeology in the Mediten-anean area are presented. A few imbalances are indicated due to the
lack of an effective collaboration between technical experts and historians.
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Di Vita, A. (1995) “D”., Annals of Geophysics, 38(5-6). doi: 10.4401/ag-4097.
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