The late Quaternary sedimentary fills of several lakes of the north-western Alps are revealed
to be possible paleo-seismological “archives” in a moderately active seismo-tectonic region …

The sedimentary sections that were deposited from the Holocene Dead Sea and its
Pleistocene precursors are excellent archives of the climatic, environmental and seismic …

Lacustrine formations of Late Miocene age in the Prebetic area, SE Spain, show several
types of deformational structures that are interpreted as seismites. They are present in both …

Lake Lisan, the late Pleistocene precursor of the Dead Sea, existed from∼ 70,000 to 15,000
yr BP It evolved through frequent water-level fluctuations, which reflected the regional …

The temporal distribution of earthquakes in the Dead Sea Graben is studied through a
50,000‐year paleoseismic record recovered in laminated sediments of the Late Pleistocene …

Reactivation involves the accommodation of geologically separable displacement events
(intervals> 1 Ma) along pre-existing structures. The definition of a significant period of …

This work presents a high-resolution lake-level record of the late Holocene Dead Sea, a
hypersaline terminal lake whose drainage basin encompasses both Mediterranean and …

The Late Pleistocene Lisan Formation preserved next to the Dead Sea provides exceptional
3-D exposures of folds and faults generated during soft-sediment slumping and deformation …

A high-resolution Holocene seismic history of the Dead Sea Transform (DST) is established
from laminated sedimentary cores recovered at the shores of the Dead Sea. Radiocarbon …

High‐resolution textural signatures of an earthquake‐induced historical 'homogenite'layer
are presented, as well as its 3D distribution. This homogeneous deposit is correlated with …