The oldest tsunami sand layer was deposited approximately 1700 years ago, and the average interval
between tsunami deposits is 300 - 340 years.
Not exact matches
The network spans the Juan de Fuca plate, which sits
between the Pacific and the North American plates and hosts earthquakes and
tsunamis, giant clams and whale pods, along with hydrothermal vents and frozen methane
deposits.
Yet the cave record lacks
tsunamis in a 1900 - year interval
between about 5400 years ago — when a thick
tsunami deposit was laid down — and about 3300 years ago.