Talk:1068 Near East earthquake

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More care pls. with reading source, adding links

Checked the 2 main modern sources: Ambraseys does make the mistake of confusing Ramla and Ramallah *once* by writing "Ramla (Ramallah)", but clearly writes Ramla several times, and the map at p. 32 clarifies both this and the Banias-Baniyas confusion. The latter: effect reaches foot of Mt Hermon, but not anywhere close to the port of Baniyas, which would bring into the affected area Damascus, Hama, Homs, Beirut... almost all of today's Syria and Lebanon. Editors should be more careful at reading source texts when introducing wikilinks. Arminden (talk) 13:02, 18 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]