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Signs in Asia of tsunamis that struck centuries ago

The New York Times: A mega-tsunami rivaling the deadly one in 2004 struck southeast Asia more than 600 years ago, two teams of geologists said after finding sedimentary evidence in coastal marshes.

Posted by Physics Today on October 30, 2008 2:13 PM |

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