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902_05_12512655highres The earthquake at Sparta, ancient Greece, 464 BC. From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.

975_05_SOV-S-2842 Soviet art: poster of v,i, lenin for the 4th communist party congress, 1922: 'let the ruling class quake in the face of the communist revolution' .

975_05_TASS-C-103493 Rubble and destruction after a bad earthquake in the town of neftegorsk, north sakhalin, may 1995, the quake left 377 people dead and 372 injured.

925_01_MW022400 An aerial view of some of the suburb in hilly areas of Port-au-Prince, the capital city, shows the extent of the destruction caused by the 7

925_01_MW022383 An aerial view of Port-au-Prince, the capital city of Haiti, shows the extent of the destruction caused by the 7

925_01_MW022382 An aerial view of Port-au-Prince, the capital city of Haiti, shows the extent of the destruction caused by the 7

925_04_MW022386 A man giving packets of oral re-hydration salt (ORS) to a mother and advises her on how to prepare it for her daughter, in a childcare tent in the Champs-de-Mars Plaza in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

925_02_MW022389 Children in a makeshift settlement for people displaced by the earthquake, in the Champs-de-Mars Plaza, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

925_04_MW022384 A young mother feeds her five-month-old daughter a cup of ready-to-use infant formula, in a childcare tent in the Champs-de-Mars Plaza in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

925_02_MW022388 Inside her tent in a makeshift settlement for the affected people, in Champs-de-Mars Plaza, in Port-au-Prince, a mother holds up the school identification card of her four-year-old son, who died in their home during the 7

925_01_MW022393 A girl carries food in a bowl through the quake ravaged Cite Soleil, one of the poorest neighbourhoods in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

925_01_MW022390 A boy walks past the quake ravaged Cite Soleil, one of the poorest neighbourhoods in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

925_02_MW022402 A man stands near his home, destroyed by the 7

925_02_MW022397 A mother and her child, at the Lakay Don Bosco Centre, in the capital Port-au-Prince, in Haiti

925_02_MW022396 Children playing at the Lakay Don Bosco Centre, in the capital Port-au-Prince, in Haiti

925_04_MW022398 A doctor from the United States of America examines an infant in an incubator, in the neonatal unit, in University Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

925_04_MW022381 An infant sleeps inside an incubator, in the neonatal unit, in University Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

iblimu10210164 Ground covering of white seeds of the Quaking Aspen tree, Populus tremuloides, Alhama de Granada, Spain, Europe

ibxmmm09980674 Autumn coloured birch and aspen trees in front of mountains in midday sun, Denali Parkroad, Denali National Park, Alaska

akg328760 Leonardo da Vinci 1452-1519. "Flower study". Drawing, 18.2 × 20.1cm. Venice, Galleria dell'Accademia. Museum: Venice, Galleria dell'Accademia.

akg8329196 Korea / country and people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Portrait of the schoolmaster Quak Tchong Mon. - Photo, May 1980.

akg8329140 Korea / people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Portrait of the schoolmaster Quak Chong Mo. - Photo, Mai 1980.

akg8329255 Korea / people / children. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Children studying the thousand-character classic under the guidance of the schoolmaster Quak Tchong Mo. - Photo, 1980.

akg8329779 Korea / country and people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Children studying the thousand-character classic under the guidance of the schoolmaster Quak Tchong Mo. - Photo, 1980.

akg8329785 Korea / people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Portrait of the schoolmaster Quak Chong Mo. - Photo, May 980.

akg8329780 Korea / country and people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Children studying the thousand-character classic under the guidance of the schoolmaster Quak Tchong Mo. - Photo, 1980.

akg8329791 Korea / people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Portrait of the schoolmaster Quak Chong Mo. - Photo, May 980.

akg8329781 Korea / population. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Portrait of the schoolmaster Quak Chong Mo reading. - Photo, May 1980.

akg8329717 Korea / population. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Portrait of the schoolmaster Quak Chong Mo. - Photo, May 1980.

akg8329783 Korea / country and people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Children studying the thousand-character classic under the guidance of the schoolmaster Quak Tchong Mo. - Photo, 1980.

akg8329784 Korea / people. - In the traditional Confucian school in the traditional village of Cheonghakdong (village of the blue crane on Jiri Mountain / Jirisan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, South Korea): Children studying the thousand-character classic under the guidance of the schoolmaster Quak Tchong Mo. - Photo, May 1980.

akg8222736 Zhang Heng, Chinese mathematician, astronomer, geographer, writer and inventor of the Han period, Nanyang 78 - Luoyang 139. - Zhang Heng with the seismoscope he invented. - (A pendulum set in motion by the quake waves releases a ball over one of the eight dragon heads and drops it into a toad's mouth underneath, which indicates the direction of the epicenter). Chinese illustration, 20th century. Author: ANONYMOUS.

alb2267180 Infographic about the localization of a earthquake hypocenter or focus and its blast. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 5000x3208].

alb2267326 Infographic about causes and progression of a tsunami. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 5000x3208].

alb2268810 Infographic that analyzes the phases of formation of a tsunami and its main characteristics when it is converted into a giant wave that sweeps the coast. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); Adobe InDesign (.indd); 5000x3214].

alb1945867 Quaking grass, Briza media. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by Charles Mathews from William Baxter's "British Phaenogamous Botany" 1834. Scotsman William Baxter (1788-1871) was the curator of the Oxford Botanic Garden from 1813 to 1854.

akg859103 Geology: earthquake.-Earthquake in Alaska, USA, March 1964: cleaning up after the quake on Fourth Avenue in Anchorage.-Photo, 30 March 1964.

alb4153070 "- Sir, I would like to subscribe for the earth quake at Batignolles..... here are two Francs.... but put in properly my name and address in your newspaper, Rigolard - Philanthropist, stationer at rue St. Honoré 345, offering clocks and statues by Dantan, Bohemian glass, English riding sticks, German chemical matches and generally everything that does not really concern this matter," plate 6 from Les Philantropes Du Jour. Honoré Victorin Daumier; French, 1808-1879. Date: 1844. Dimensions: 228 × 177 mm (image); 341 × 245 mm (sheet). Lithograph in black on ivory wove paper. Origin: France. Museum: The Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, USA. Author: Honoré-Victorin Daumier.

alb2030977 Great quaking grass, Briza maxima. Native to Spain and Italy, common in London gardens in the 17th century. Handcoloured copperplate engraving after a botanical illustration from William Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Stephen Couchman, London, 1796.

alb9871595 The devastating earthquakes in Calabria, Southern Italy, 1783. Men and women flee in panic from collapsing buildings during a quake. Verwustungen der Erebebens in Calabrien. Copperplate engraving drawn and etched by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki from 12 Blätter Darstellungen aus der neuen Geschichte, 12 Pictures Illustrating Modern History, Germany, 1789.

alb9878764 People flee from an earthquake which is destroying mosques and buildings in the city of Constantinople (Istanbul), 1765. Bodies in wreckage. Le tremblement de terre. Handcolored lithograph by Emile Lemaitre from Munerelles Les Phenomenes et Curiosites de la Nature (Natural Phenomena and Curiosities), Libraire Derivaux, Strasbourg, 1856.

dpa13323137 Survivors of the Sichuan earthquake queue for food in a refugee camp near Mianzhu, China, 12 May 2008. The photo by Israele photographer Oded Balilty of AP won the second prize of the international photo competition ?UNICEF-Photo of the Year?. Photo: UNICEF/ODED BALITY (Attention! Usage allowed only in connection with coverage of ?UNICEF-Photo of the Year?).

dpa7793471 (dpa) - Geophysicist Stuart Weinstein shows on a map the epicentre of the century quake in front of Sumatra at the Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii, USA, 13 December 2005. Weinstein was on duty on 25 December 2004 and was the first one to record the massiv earthquake in South Asia, which caused the devastating tsunami (25 December local time Hawaii, 26 December in South Asia). 14 minutes later he warned in a first bulletin the neighbouring states of the Pacific. The centre is responsible for this region, not for the Indian Ocean, where it is already night and where the devastating tsunami is brewing. Whereas swimming measuring buoys, which record flood waves far away from the coast precisely to the centimetre and are able to transmit the data within seconds, have being existing for the last six years in the Pacific, the Indian Ocean is a completely unknown size. Photo: Christiane Oelrich.

alb1947967 Quaking aspen tree, Populus tremula. Chromolithograph from Carl Lindman's "Bilder ur Nordens Flora" (Pictures of Northern Flora), Stockholm, Wahlstrom & Widstrand, 1905. Lindman (1856-1928) was Professor of Botany at the Swedish Museum of Natural History (Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet). The chromolithographs were based on Johan Wilhelm Palmstruch's "Svensk botanik," 1802-1843.

alb2294701 Botany - Poaceae - Greater quaking or Big quaking grass (Briza maxima).

akg1031349 Japan / Erdbeben vom 1. September 1923: Das größte Industriegebiet Japans mit der Hauptstadt Tokio und der Hafenstadt Yokohama wird verwüstet. /-"Yokohama, Japan, 1/9/23. Practically nothing left standing. This was a built up town before the quake".-(Zerstörungen in Yokohama). / Foto, September 1923, von Harold D. Smith.

akg1031338 Japan / Erdbeben vom 1. September 1923: Das größte Industriegebiet Japans mit der Hauptstadt Tokio und der Hafenstadt Yokohama wird verwüstet.-"The main shopping street of Tokyo after the quake. 1/9/23".-(Hauptgeschäftsstraße Tokios nach dem Erdbeben). Foto, September 1923, von Harold D. Smith.

akg1031299 Japan / Erdbeben vom 1. September 1923: Das größte Industriegebiet Japans mit der Hauptstadt Tokio und der Hafenstadt Yokohama wird verwüstet.-"Only iron work left after quake of fire".-(Eiserne Masten und Straßenlaternen als Relikte nach den Großbränden). Foto, September 1923, von Harold D. Smith.

alb2266843 Infographic about the major faults in the Earth's crust causing the main seismic activity zones on Earth. [Adobe InDesign (.indd); QuarkXPress (.qxd); 6259x4015].

alb2266868 Infographics about the basic foods of the German diet and the main regional dishes. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 4251x3129].

alb2268861 Infographic about different seismic wave types produced from the hypocenter of an earthquake. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 6259x4015].

alb2268038 Infographic showing seismic measurement instruments during history. [QuarkXPress (.qxd); 6259x4015].

alb2267843 Infographic about earthquake intensity and magnitude measurements according to Mercalli and Richter scales and the effects caused by these seismic movements. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 6259x4015].

alb3117552 State of destruction of a sector of the tourist coast of Thailand three days after being devastated by the tsunami of December 26, 2004. [6259x4015].

alb3117531 Infographic on construction techniques of earthquake-resistant buildings in Japan. [6259x4015].

alb2120843 Great quaking grass, Briza maxima. Chromolithograph of a botanical illustration by Hannah Zeller from her own Wild Flowers of the Holy Land," James Nisbet, London, 1876. Hannah Zeller (1838-1922) was a Swiss missionary who botanized near Nazareth for many years.

alb2328346 Forest of Quaking Aspens (Populus tremuloides) and Birch (Betula sp) in autumn, Yukon, Canada.

alb1540193 Briza media; Common Quaking-grass.

alb1539155 Briza minor; Small Quaking-grass.

akg4467865 EARTHQUAKE 'terrible catastrophe in Siclia and Calabria to the earthquake of 5 febbario 1783'. The city of Reggio Calabria (H) and that of Messina (foreground) are destroyed by the earthquake: the estimate of victims that caused the quake was about 60,000 dead, woodblock print French 1784.

dpa8426753 The picture shows the ruins of Balakot, Pakistan, Tuesday 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winter. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

dpa8426516 Men try to knock down the ruins of a building using sledgehammers, Balakot, Pakistan, Tuesday 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winter. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

dpa8426508 Men try to knock down the ruins of a building with sledgehammers, Balakot, Pakistan, Tuesday 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winterr. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

dpa8426514 People sit in the midst of ruins in Balakot, Pakistan, Tuesday 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winter. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

dpa8426497 A man sits in the ruins of his home to fortify his tenure through his presence, Balakot, Pakistan, Tuesday 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winter. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

dpa8403927 Tents stand in between destroyed houses in Balakot, Pakistan, 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winter. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

dpa8426462 A man walks through the ruins of a destroyed building, Balakot, Pakistan, Tuesday 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winter. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

dpa8404044 Pakistanis cross a run down bridge in Balakot, Pakistan, Tuesday 31 January 2006. Aproximately 20.000 people died in Balakot, a city of which 95 percent were destructed during the earthquake on 08 October 2005. The quake of magnitude 7.6 hit the Kashmir region in the northeast of Pakistan and killed 80.000 people. Three million left homeless seriously suffered from the cold winter. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen.

les15040418 The basilica of Aquileia, Italy. Exterior of the south transept. Built on the foundations of an earlier church of the 4th century, gothic and renaissance elements were added to the romanesque builting after an earth-quake in 1348. Location: Basilica, Aquileia, Italy.

iblsce04856886 Quaking-grass (Briza media), historical illustration from 1885, Germany, Europe

iblsce04856927 Common aspen (Populus tremula), historical illustration from 1885, Germany, Europe

dpa8260350 A carnival theme trailer shows a vulture reading 'You are Germany' at the Carnival Monday parade in Duesseldorf, Germany, Monday 27 February 2006. The parade by the motto 'Nit quake, make' features 70 carnival theme trailers with 5,600 participating carnival enthusiasts and sports a length of 6.5 km. Photo: Martin Gerten.

iblfko00133349 People from Chinari start to rebuild their houses after the 8th October 2005 Earthquake, Musaffarabad, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan

iblfko00133355 Portrait of a girl in school uniform, Manshera, NWFP, Pakistan

iblfko00133345 Woman at a fireplace inside a house destroyed by the earthquake, Bagh, Kashmir, Pakistan

iblfko00133341 Children playing in the ruins of a building which was destroyed by the earthquake, Chinari, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan

iblfko00133450 Laughing children in front of a shabby hut in Sarash Village near Manshera, NFP, Pakistan

iblfko00133343 Buildings destroyed by the earthquake, Balakot, NWFP, Pakistan

iblfko00133344 Man sitting in front of his tent in destroyed Balakot near Manshera in NWFP, Pakistan

iblfko00133356 Old men and young boys observing a distribution of relief items for earthquake victims in Kaful Ghar near Bagh, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan

iblfko00133346 Old man in a shelter holding photographs of his son who died in the earthquake, Sarash Village, Manshera, NWFP, Pakistan

iblfko00133351 As the classroom was destroyed by the earthquake, the examination takes place outside, Hajira, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan

iblfko00133357 Boy selling sweets at the road side to support his family, Bagh, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan

iblfko00133354 Students in a classroom which was damaged by the earthquake, Hajira, Azad Jamu & Kashmir, Pakistan

iblfko00133342 Boy standing in front of a collapsed building in Chinari near Mussafarabad, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan ? seen in the rearview mirror of a car

iblfko00133352 Girls School near Hajira, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan. As the neighbouring school was destroyed by the earthquake, children have to spare the limited space

iblfko00133353 Students of a Girls Higschool near Bagh, AJK Kashmir, Pakistan. Since their old school was destroyed, the lessons take place under the trees

alb4060295 Letter from Thomas Cromwell to Henry VIII, 12 June 1540. Cromwell wrote this letter to Henry VIII two days after his arrest for high treason to protest his innocence of any such charges. Writing with âthe quaking hand and most sorowffull herte of your moste sorowffull subeiect and most humble seruant & prysoner this satyrday at your [Tower] of londonâ, Cromwell implored: âffor myne offencys to your grace which god knowyth wer neuer malycyous nor willffull and that I neuer thought treson to your highnes your Realme or posteryte so god helpe me ayther in woorde or dede, neuertheles prostrate at your magestes [feet] in what thing soever I have offendyd I appell to your highnes ffor mercye grace & pardon.â Cromwellâs pleas were ignored and he was beheaded at the Tower on 28 July 1540. . Records and papers, temp . Henry VIII (1509â1547). 16th century. Source: Cotton Titus B. I, f.274v.

iblwes03484010 Aspen trees (Populus tremula) in autumn, Kenosha Pass, Pike National Forest, Jefferson, Colorado, United States, North America

alb1946263 Lesser quaking grass, Briza minor. Handcoloured botanical drawn and engraved by Pierre Bulliard from his own "Flora Parisiensis," 1776, Paris, P.F. Didot. Pierre Bulliard (1752-1793 was a famous French botanist who pioneered the three-colour-plate printing technique. His introduction to the flowers of Paris included 640 plants.

HISL046_EC564 Earthquake damage in Anchorage, Alaska, after the Good Friday Earthquake of March 27, 1964. On right, an 11-foot drop took parked cars down with it, at Fourth Avenue near C-Street (BSLOC_2017_20_190)

HISL046_EC198 Union Street Car Line after the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake, 1906. The tracks are shifted near Steiner street, looking west. The earth below was land fill over a gully, which was subject to liquefaction during the quake (BSLOC_2017_17_4)

HISL046_EC187 Damaged wood houses after the San Francisco Earthquake, April 18, 1906. They were built on land fill composed of wooden ships and dredged sand in the eastern part of the city, and were subject to liquefaction during the quake (BSLOC_2017_17_3)

iblfko00133449 Woman cooking on open fire in Jabba Refugees Camp, Balakot, NWFP, Pakistan. The camp is occupied by victims of the October 2005 earthquake

iblfko00133348 Distribution of relief items (shelter) by Helicopter through an aid organization in Palas Valley after the October 2005 Earthquake, NWFP, Pakistan, Asia

iblfko00133347 A Helikopter of the German Army (Bundeswehr) in the earthkake affected area, NWFP, Pakistan, Asia

iblswa01380551 Saint Cristopher's Log Church, Indian Summer along Alaska Highway, Trembling Aspen Trees or Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides), leaves in fall colours, Haines Junction Gateway to Kluane National Park and Reserve, Yukon Territory, Canada, North America

iblxsa01475866 Quaking grass (Briza media)

iblswa01380553 RCMP Royal Canadian Mounted Police car, Indian Summer along Alaska Highway, Trembling Aspen Trees or Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides), leaves in fall colours, St. Elias Mountains behind, Haines Junction Gateway to Kluane National Park and Reserve, Yukon Territory

iblswa01380550 Saint Cristopher's Log Church, Indian Summer along Alaska Highway, Trembling Aspen Trees or Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides), leaves in fall colours, Haines Junction Gateway to Kluane National Park and Reserve, Yukon Territory, Canada, North America