Environment
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Victims of an Ancient Tsunami 3,600 Years Ago Resurfaced in Turkish Coast
On the Turkish shore near Çeşme-Bağlararası, victims of an ancient tsunami 3,600 years ago were discovered. In the aftermath of the Thera volcanic explosion, approximately 1620 BCE, the remains of a human male and a dog are said to have died.
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