EERI slide set of the Umbria-Marche, Italy earthquakes of September-October 1997.

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TextPublication details: Oakland, Calif. : Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, 1997Description: 59 slides : col. + 1 leaflet (3 p.) in folderSubject(s):

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363.3495094565 21

Subject: These slides document the damage caused by the Italian quakes that occured in September and October 1997. Hundreds of medieval buildings as well as palaces, towers, churches, convents, monasteries, and city gates were damaged. The slides should be of particular interest to those concerned about historic preservation and seismic impacts

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These slides document the damage caused by the Italian quakes that occured in September and October 1997. Hundreds of medieval buildings as well as palaces, towers, churches, convents, monasteries, and city gates were damaged. The slides should be of particular interest to those concerned about historic preservation and seismic impacts

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