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The dating and morphometry of the Storegga Slide

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Storegga Slide

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Marine-geology evidence for slide age, geometry, and scale

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The Storegga Slide was a massive submarine landslide off western Norway around 8,200 years ago.

The Storegga Slide is one of the best evidence-based catastrophe topics in this part of the map. The event was real, the tsunami was real, and its physical trace can be studied. It should be treated as a strong geological case study, not as vague flood lore.
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The Storegga slide and tsunami are supported by marine mapping and morphometry, field deposits and chronology, and numerical modeling.

The Storegga Slide is one of the best evidence-based catastrophe topics in this part of the map. The event was real, the tsunami was real, and its physical trace can be studied. It should be treated as a strong geological case study, not as vague flood lore.
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It is one of the strongest prehistoric tsunami cases because it has a mapped source slide, sediment deposits, dates, coastal evidence, and numerical models.

Answer / theory: Yes. The slide and tsunami are strongly supported by geological evidence. What supports it: Seafloor mapping, slide deposits, tsunami sand layers, radiocarbon dating, and numerical modeling. What is weak or disputed: Exact local wave heights and human impact vary by location and reconstruction. Evidence level: Strong Evidence
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The Storegga Slide generated an early-Holocene regional tsunami documented at northern European and North Atlantic coasts.

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