the island of stromboli is under 24 hour surveillance to alert authorities residents and tourists in the event of danger. but what consequences would it tsunami have on a city the size of naples in a bottle of the sweet docket you see our full tsunami also probably here and these people are completely unaware that a tsunami from from bali could hit naples. i mean. one of the phenomena. in a case of rare natural phenomena well it's too late then people tend to believe that there is no imminent danger since it still may keep the socio. computer generated model tracks the cools of the $1343.00 tsunami gives an idea of what could be in store for naples. florida but all this will all come in time you know the give or take under 30 minutes for the tsunami to reach the gulf of naples from stromboli for the an hour early in. the devastation would be unimaginable committee really for the markets given the hour when all the boats in the harbor behind me would be hurled onto the streets being the current bill is that it. the water would gush into the subway and drown all of the passengers. in t

so mal rosie has focused on another volcano, located 200 kilometers from naples. stromboli is one of the most active in the region are in 2002, and erosion caused a flank of the mountain to collapse in a 10 meta high tidal wave rece. the islands the way spread across the terrain in sea and much weakened, reached the bay of naples, who far more powerful eruption of from bowie have triggered the tsunami, described by pet trunk 700 years ago. above the village of san been changed on the slopes of the volcano, archaeologists r levy is excavating the remains of a small church. she's provided maro, rosie with his 1st clues copy. i'm ok every point i mean to dramatically, we knew that a dramatic event led to the sudden collapse of the building goes out. probably a powerful earthquake because we found large blocks of stone inside on the church floor. the case of the name in order to date, stromboli, past activity, archeologists examined 3 skeletons found in the remains of the church. the spelling with integrate tests that we've dug through the layer of collapse tiles that fell down when the

so now rosie has focused on another volcano, located to kilometers from naples. stromboli is one of the most active in the region. in 2002 and erosion caused a flank of the mountain to collapse into a 10 meta high tidal wave reason to the island. the waves spread across the terrain. ian sea and much weakened, reached the bay of naples, who far more powerful eruption of drum believe have triggered the tsunami, described by petrov 700 years ago. above the village of stands in chains on the slopes of the volcano, archeologists r levy is excavating the remains of a small church. she's provided morrow, rosie with his 1st clues cup yam okay. every point i mean to dramatically, we knew that a dramatic event led to the sudden collapse of the building goes out. probably a powerful earthquake remote because we found large blocks of stone inside on the church floor. the case is open up. i mean, in order to date, stromboli, past activity, archeologists examined 3 skeletons found in the remains of the church. discovery was in a great test that was dug through the layer of collapse tiles that fell do

in order to date stromboli is past activity archaeologists examined 3 skeletons found in the remains of the church. the skeleton was in a grave yet it was dog through the layer of collapsed tiles that fell down when the church collapsed so this person was definitely a witness of the catastrophe possibly a victim or possibly a survivor. this skeleton has been dated by carbon 14 in the middle decades of the 14th century. the date of the earthquake that shook the island of stromboli coincides with the tsunami disaster described by petrarch in the bay of naples. when the church collapsed it was not rebuilt which is surprising and indicates a major change in human occupation at this location it is likely that the island was abandoned until the 1600s. the event was so traumatic that the island of strong boley remained uninhabited for 10 generations and more than 200 years. following these revelations from our own rules he began his own excavations he hopes to find clues linking the activity of the volcano to the tsunami described by petrarch in 1343. more than 4 meters underground the vulc

the event was so traumatic that the island of stromboli remained uninhabited for 10 generations and more than 200 years . following these revelations, now, rosie began his own excavations. he hoped to find clues, linking the activity of the volcano. to the tsunami, described by petro in $1343.00 more than 4 meters under ground, the vulcan ologist finally discovered an intriguing mix of sedimentary deposits for the salami. no longer this unami deposit is by far the largest we found, i thought it's a piano cabin. we dated 821350, as evidence by the materials in a canal general. they studied for sport, were nothing. look at the size of these perfectly round pebbles, stone and i'm interested. they must have come from the be awesome. okay, probably neither. the last, the clean, the, the presence of such a large sized elements prove that this who nami was extraordinarily powerful in wilson. i'm probably not in for the vulcan ologist. it all makes sense. the powerful ways that flush these large pebbles, 200 meters in land from the beach, occurred at precisely the same time as the earthquake tha

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