Hadler et al., 2020 - Google Patents
River channel evolution and tsunami impacts recorded in local sedimentary archives–the 'Fiume Morto'at Ostia Antica (Tiber River, Italy)Hadler et al., 2020
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- Hadler H
- Fischer P
- Obrocki L
- Heinzelmann M
- Vött A
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- Sedimentology
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Ostia, the ancient port of Rome at the mouth of the river Tiber (Italy), flourished until the 2nd Century ad, although massive siltation had already caused the abandonment of its lagoonal harbour in the 1st Century bc. In search of an alternative harbour site, geomorphological and …
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