Titlebook: Historical Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Archaeology in the Iberian Peninsula; Manuel álvarez-Martí-Aguilar,Francisco Machuca Pri Book 2022 Sp

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Tsunami Deposits in Atlantic Iberia: A Succinct Reviewee decades of research on tsunami and storm deposit recognition, differentiation and establishing chronologies of past events. The impact and signature of the CE 1755 within coastal stratigraphic units are impressive, and its study in such a wide spatial area has provided very useful insights into t

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Extreme-Wave Events in the Guadalquivir Estuary in the Late Holocene: Paleogeographical and Cultural millennium BC to the third century AD. Return periods range from 400 to 800?years. Some of these extreme-wave events may have had a magnitude comparable with that of the so-called “Lisbon earthquake” of 1755. Contrary to the tenets of the uniformitarian paradigm in geology—still influential in the

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Archaeological and Geophysical Evidence of a High-Energy Marine Event at the Phoenician Site of Cerructures, including airports, harbours and industrial facilities along its coastal motorways. In comparison with the western and southern Atlantic coastlines, the region is relatively protected from storms, while earthquake-related inundations, namely, tsunamis, are also rare. The very imprecise hist

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At the Mercy of the Sea—Vulnerability of Roman Coastal Settlements in the Algarve (Portugal). Boca dent a significant and sudden decline and reorganisation between the second and third centuries AD. The few explanations that have been hitherto offered for this abrupt transformation range from political and economic disruptions to vague speculations on natural causes. Accordingly, this chapter focu

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The Impact of High-Energy Events on the Economy and Coastal Changes Along the Coast of Huelva in Ancents and their impact on coastal populations is currently an interesting line of research, in which archaeological and geological studies should be performed together. There are increasingly more studies in this regard, which are of special interest in understanding coastal settlements and their tra

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A Third Century AD Extreme Wave Event Identified in a Collapse Facies of a Public Building in the Rove characterized the occurrence of several extreme wave events (tsunamis and storm surges) in the Gulf of Cadiz during the Holocene. Among all the events reported in literature, in recent years the third century AD EWE events are being progressively gaining importance. Sedimentary records of these e

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The , Tsunami Archive (SW Spain)—Archaeological Deposits of High-Energy Eventsir related depositional mechanisms in coastal areas in historical and archaeological contexts. In particular, the Phoenician, Greek and Roman trade and military networks along the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, with their cities, harbours and additional facilities, are susceptible to serving as

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