Historical Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Archaeology in the Iberian Peninsula

Chapter 1 Breaking the Waves: Earthquake and Tsunami Research in the Iberian Peninsula from a Historiographical Perspective

Chapter 2 Not Exactly Atlantis: Some Lessons from Ancient Mediterranean Myths

Chapter 3 Earthquakes and Tsunamis in Ancient Iberia: The Historical Sources

Chapter 4 Triggering Mechanisms of Tsunamis in the Gulf of Cadiz and the Alboran Sea: An Overview

Chapter 6 Extreme-Wave Events in the Guadalquivir Estuary in the Late Holocene: Paleogeographical and Cultural Implications

Chapter 7 The Record of Extreme Wave Events in the Bay of Cadiz During Historical Times

Chapter 8 Archaeological and Geophysical Evidence of a High-Energy Marine Event at the Phoenician Site of Cerro del Villar (Malaga, Spain)

Chapter 9 High-Energy Events and Human Settlements in the Bay of Lagos (Portugal) in the Iron Age and Roman Times

Chapter 10 At the Mercy of the Sea—Vulnerability of Roman Coastal Settlements in the Algarve (Portugal). Boca do Rio as an Emblematic Example of a Key Maritime Industry

Chapter 11 The Impact of High-Energy Events on the Economy and Coastal Changes Along the Coast of Huelva in Ancient Times

Chapter 12 A Third Century AD Extreme Wave Event Identified in a Collapse Facies of a Public Building in the Roman City of Hispalis (Seville, Spain)

Chapter 13 The Baelo Claudia Tsunami Archive (SW Spain)—Archaeological Deposits of High-Energy Events

Chapter 14 A Late Roman Earthquake on the Southern Shore of the Strait of Gibraltar: Archaeoseismological Evidence in Septem

Chapter 15 Multi-proxy Analysis of the AD 1755 Lisbon Tsunami Deposits in El Palmar de Vejer, Spain