Mount Etna dominates the landscape of north east Sicily (south Italy) and is the largest continental volcano in the world: the summit crater reaches the height of about 3300 meters above sea level and its volcanic products cover an area of around 1750 km2. In the Greek and Roman mythology Etna was famed as the forge of the fire God Volcanus and as the prison of the monster Typhon.
Etna, Mount / Perrotta, A.; Scarpati, Claudio. - STAMPA. - 5:(2012), pp. 2536-2536.
Etna, Mount
SCARPATI, CLAUDIO
2012
Abstract
Mount Etna dominates the landscape of north east Sicily (south Italy) and is the largest continental volcano in the world: the summit crater reaches the height of about 3300 meters above sea level and its volcanic products cover an area of around 1750 km2. In the Greek and Roman mythology Etna was famed as the forge of the fire God Volcanus and as the prison of the monster Typhon.File in questo prodotto:
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