Sur La SÃ(c)paration Primitive Des Bassins De La Mer Morte Et De La Mer Rouge, Et Sur La DiffÃ(c)rence De Niveau Entre La Mer Rouge Et La MÃ(c)diterranÃ(c)e (French Edition)

Sur La Séparation Primitive Des Bassins De La Mer Morte Et De La Mer Rouge, Et Sur La Différence De Niveau Entre La Mer Rouge Et La Méditerranée, written by Letronne and originally published in 1839, explores the early separation of the basins of the Dead Sea and the Red Sea. This historical work, presented in French, examines the difference in sea level between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. It offers insights into early geological and oceanographic understanding, providing a valuable resource for historians of science and those interested in the geological history of the Middle East.

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