Notes to D. C. Agnew, History of Seismology (on CDROM in published version) 1. The most thorough account of the early history of seismology remains Davisonthough it is largely restricted to the nineteenth century

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Date: 2005-11-29 14:25:37 Seismology Mechanics Geology Fellows of the Royal Society Guggenheim Fellows Bruce Bolt John Milne Earthquake Lisbon earthquake Maurice Ewing Draft:Ragnar Stefnsson Frank Press		Notes to D. C. Agnew, History of Seismology (on CDROM in published version) 1. The most thorough account of the early history of seismology remains Davisonthough it is largely restricted to the nineteenth century Add to Reading List Source URL: igppweb.ucsd.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 60,85 KB Share Document on Facebook

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