San Francisco / Canterbury / Tokyo / Kyoto / Delhi / Athens / Beijing / Richmond / Tokyo and Kyoto / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Italy / Sweden / New Zealand / Turkey / Japan / Austria / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Denmark / Czech Republic / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
Rūaumoko statue / citadel of Ilios / Imperial Hotel / National Archaeological Museum / Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque / Wright’s Imperial Hotel / iStock/PanosKarapanagiotis Bronze statue of Poseidon / University of Canterbury’s Engineering Library / California Institute / Delhi Robert Reitherman Wooden Balinese statue of Garuda / University of California / Fort Point / / /
IndustryTerm
web browser / ancient knowledgegathering technologies / unworkable technologies / metal balls / /
MarketIndex
Nikkei 225 / /
NaturalFeature
Mount Ida / /
Organization
California Institute of Technology / University of California / National Information Service for Earthquake Engineering / University of California / Berkeley / New Zealand Society / Freemasonry / American Society of Civil Engineers / International Association / University of Canterbury / /
Person
Robert Hooke / Charles Tuarau / Garuda / David J. Leeds Zhang Heng / Poseidon / Alexander Gatsenko / Karl Steinbrugge / Meiji Mura / Robert Reitherman / Abel Janszoon Tasman / Johannes Kepler / Tycho Brahe / Frank Lloyd Wright / Isaac Newton / Galileo Galilei / Troy / Robert Reitherman Greek / Jan Kozak / John Milne / Robert Mallet / / /
Position
Sambaso dancer / Executive Director / astronomer / mathematician / poet / and scientist / The Sambaso dancer / biologist / historian / king / designer / Berkeley professor / /
Earthquake Mythology adapted from the 2014 CUREE Calendar illustrated essays by Robert Reitherman © [removed]All Rights Reserved. Cover photo: Namazu, the giant catfish who causes earthquakes, from Japanese mythology. (J