The greatest eruption was probably in 1 628 BC (dendrochronological data).
The town in Greece near a volcano is not Vesuvius but Santorini, which is known for its stunning caldera and historical significance due to the Minoan eruption. The eruption is thought to have contributed to the decline of the Minoan civilization.
Yes, Santorini is a volcanic island known for its geological formations created by past volcanic activity. The island's main feature is the caldera, a large submerged volcanic crater, which was formed by a massive volcanic eruption in the Bronze Age.
The Santorini volcano is estimated to be around 3,600 years old based on the dating of its last major eruption in the Bronze Age. The volcano has a long history of eruptive activity, with several phases of volcanic activity shaping the island's landscape over millennia.
The name of the volcano is Santorini volcano; it is situated in Nea Kameni island, not in Oia.
Santorini volcano was formed by the conversion of the African plate and the Aegean Sea Plate. As subduction occurred, some magma burned to the surface and create volcanic islands called island arcs. Santorini is one of those volcanic islands.
The last eruption of Santorini volcano was in 1950.
The town in Greece near a volcano is not Vesuvius but Santorini, which is known for its stunning caldera and historical significance due to the Minoan eruption. The eruption is thought to have contributed to the decline of the Minoan civilization.
The last eruption (not important) was in 1950, but an eruption was also in 1925-1926.
Yes, Santorini is a shield volcano.
Santorini volcano has also and mafic rocks.
Catastrophic eruption Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) = 6 - 7 Dense-rock equivalent (DRE) = 60 km3
Yes, Santorini is a volcanic island known for its geological formations created by past volcanic activity. The island's main feature is the caldera, a large submerged volcanic crater, which was formed by a massive volcanic eruption in the Bronze Age.
We don't know. The best guess is that Crete was devastated by an eruption of the volcano on Santorini island.
The Santorini volcano is estimated to be around 3,600 years old based on the dating of its last major eruption in the Bronze Age. The volcano has a long history of eruptive activity, with several phases of volcanic activity shaping the island's landscape over millennia.
The name of the volcano is Santorini volcano; it is situated in Nea Kameni island, not in Oia.
The caldera of Santorini is the gulf surrounded by the roughly crescent-shaped island. This caldera formed when the island underwent a cataclysmic volcanic eruption between 1500 and 1700 BC. The eruption drained so much magma from the chamber beneath Santorini that most of the island collapsed into the space left behind and disappeared beneath the sea.
Now this volcano is named Santorini.