Together with our colleagues of the INQUA (International Union for Quaternary Research) focus area group on palaeoseismology and active tectonics, IGCP 567 started a new tradition of joint field workshops.

UNESCO: Tales set in Stone: learning from ancient earthquakes

What is more, in extending the earthquake record beyond the written sources, archaeoseismology serves as a bridge between instrumental and historical seismology, on the one hand, and palaeoseismology and earthquake geology, on the other.

UNESCO: Tales set in Stone: learning from ancient earthquakes