... work and excavations in the Helike region and offer an incomplete picture of the knowledge acquired about this famous earthquake of Classical Greece. In particular, the attempted re‐examination of ancient sources is incomplete and subjective, serving the author’s a priori view that accounts of the 373...

... M. Jacobson K. Boldt K. Frenzel P. Katsonopoulou D. Soter S. Zarikian C. A. A. , and Brückner H. 2016 . New sediment cores reveal environmental changes driven by tectonic processes at ancient Helike, Greece , Geoarchaeology 31 , 140 – 155 . Furley D...

...Stathis C. Stiros Abstract Ancient authors report the destruction and drowning in 373 B.C. in the Gulf of Corinth (Greece) of Helike (Helice and Eliki), an important, nearly coastal town, and of Boura (Bura, Buris, Bouris, and Voura), another town in the hinterland, as a punishment by the ancient...

... of Corinth at the eastern part of the Helike normal fault. According to statistics, the number of aftershocks of magnitude greater than 4 following a magnitude 6 earthquake is 25 in Greece (Papazachos and Papazachou, 1989) and 6 in California (Kisslinger and Jones, 1991). Moreover, during the week following...

.... Deschamps A. Papadimitriou P. Matrullo E. Karakonstantis A. Bozionelos G. Kaviris G. Serpetsidaki A. Lyon‐Caen H. , and Voulgaris N. , et al. 2015 . The 2013 earthquake swarm in Helike, Greece: Seismic activity at the root of old normal faults , Geophys. J. Int. 202...

... (Greece), active in the extension of the Corinth-Patras half graben. In the western part of the Corinth-Patras rift, seismicity indicates activity on a shallow, low-angle north-dipping normal fault, which probably connects to this detachment. Field observations show that the evolution of the detachment...

... - 858 doi: 10.1038/nature01690. Soter , S. , 1998 , Holocene uplift and subsidence of the Helike Delta, Gulf of Corinth, Greece : in Stewart , I.S. , and Vita-Finzi , C. , eds., Coastal tectonics : Geological Society [London] Special Publication 146 , pp. 41 - 56...

... 0.8–1.0 m.y. earlier than radioisotopic- and magnetostratigraphic-constrained estimates for the eastern Corinth rift. Central rift climax was probably triggered by initial counterclockwise rotation of the Peloponnesus block with respect to central Greece. The rotation pole of this block subsequently...

... map of the Gulf of Corinth, central Greece. Major active faults are indicated, showing historical rupture zones, and recent earthquake hypocentres and focal mechanisms (1981 events from Taymaz et al . 1991 , third event not shown; 1995 event from Bernard et al . 1997 ). Study area of the eastern...

... that separates the Peloponnesus from northern Greece. The southern side of the basin is bounded by high-angle faults (Helike, Aigion) that have produced destructive earthquakes in the past centuries. If we assume that these faults extend to 10–15 km depth, morphological arguments based on footwall uplift...

...., Heliker and Wright, 1992 ; Kauahikaua et al., 1995 ; Trusdell, 1995 ) or by simulations that include both probable vent location (e.g., Wadge et al., 1994 ) and the historic range of eruption conditions (e.g., Crisci et al., 2010 ). When an eruption is in progress, hazard managers want to know where...

...Gerassimos A. Papadopoulos; Georgios Lefkopoulos Abstract The review of a large number of historical documents and scientific publications revealed that at least 30 cases of liquefaction in soil from earthquakes of M s = 5.8 to 7.2 have been observed in Greece since 1767. Liquefaction usually...

...J.Z. de Boer; J.R. Hale; J. Chanton Abstract Ancient tradition linked the Delphic oracle in Greece to specific geological phenomena, including a fissure in the bedrock, intoxicating gaseous emissions, and a spring. Despite testimony by ancient authors, many modern scholars have dismissed...

... early Pleistocene synrift deltas that developed along the southern margin of the Gulf of Corinth (Greece) during growth of an active border fault ( Fig. 1 ). The deltas are located 50 km along strike from one another in a single, dominantly lacustrine depocenter with episodic marine incursions ( Rohais...

...Paola Albini; Andrea Rovida; Oona Scotti; Hélène Lyon‐Caen Abstract The area of the western Gulf of Corinth around the city of Aigio (Achaea, northwest Peloponnese, Greece) represents an international pilot site for continuous monitoring and multidisciplinary research on earthquake processes...

...K. Gaki-Papanastassiou; A. B. Cundy; H. Maroukian Abstract This note examines the relative role of fluvial and tectonic controls in the sedimentary and geomorphic evolution of the Asopos delta, a small, active-fault-bounded Mediterranean fan delta system in eastern Attica (Greece), over the late...

... in the area of ancient Helike, Gulf of Corinth, Greece: microfaunal and archaeological evidence . J. Coast. Res. 24 : 110 – 125 . Ceccherelli , V. U. , and Rossi , R. 1984 . Settlement, growth and production of the mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis . Mar . Ecol. Prog. Ser. 16 : 173 – 184...

... , no.  2 , 43 – 64 (in Spanish). Stiros S. C. 2021 . The 373 B.C. Helike (Gulf of Corinth, Greece) earthquake and tsunami, revisited , Seismol. Res. Lett. 93 , no.  1 , 444 – 457 . Udías A. 1983 . El terremoto del 21 de Julio 365, erróneamente atribuido a la costa de Málaga...

...’), clay gouge Hausegger et al. (2010) 1 Canada Alberta C + Z Limestone mylonite, shale cataclasite, fault rock Kirschner & Kennedy (2001) 1 Price (2001) Walker Creek Z McMechan (2000) Greece Helike C Fault core (samples involving clastics in at least one fault block...

... of the conduits or upper parts of the margin of the San Pedro magma chamber that were shattered and incorporated during the eruption (in a similar fashion to the May 18, 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption; Heliker 1995 ). F igure 3. X-ray map of Na and K distribution of the phlogopite with up to 5 wt% Na 2...