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TR172-22

z_type: depth
record_comment: TR172 cruise of Trident; core length 519 cm
site: TR172-22
region: Mediterranean Sea
latitude: 35.321998596191
longitude: 29.020000457764
elevation: -3150
record: TR172-22
site_type: Marine

Data series

Tephra_Samples

series: Tephra_Samples
series_type: Tephra_Samples

z	z_range	sample	t	t_sigma	context	sector	tephra_type	tephra_deposit	material	tephra_shards	tephra_shards_abs	volc_region	volcano	eruption	notes
1.44	0.02	QUEST923/21	-37349.5	55	Y5		distal	fall	ash	9999	0	Campania	Campania_volcanic_field	Campanian Ignimbrite (Y5)	visible tephra
0.1575	0.045	QUEST923/9	-1635.5	24	Minoan (Z2)		distal	fall	ash	9999	0	Hellenic Arc	Santorini	Minoan (Z2)

Tephras

series: Tephras
series_type: Tephras

z	z_range	t	t_sigma	sample	volc_region	volcano	eruption	ref
1.44	0.02	-37349.5	55	QUEST923/21	Campania	Campania_volcanic_field	Campanian Ignimbrite (Y5)
0.1575	0.045	-1635.5	24	QUEST923/9	Hellenic Arc	Santorini	Minoan (Z2)

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Cornell, W., Carey, S. and Sigurdsson, H. (1983) Computer simulation of transport and deposition of the Campanian Y-5. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 17(1-4), pp.89-109. doi:10.1016/0377-0273(83)90063-x data publication

Guichard, F., Carey, S., Arthur, M.A., Sigurdsson, H. and Arnold, M. (1993) Tephra from the Minoan eruption of Santorini in sediments of the Black Sea. Nature, 363(6430), pp.610-612. doi:10.1038/363610a0 data publication

Thunell, R., Federman, A., Sparks, R.S.J. and Williams, D. (1979) The age, origin, and volcanological significance of the Y-5 ash layer in the Mediterranean. Quaternary Research, 12(2), pp.241-253. doi:10.1016/0033-5894(79)90060-7 data publication

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