Ancient Architecture Makes Italian Earthquakes Deadly, Professor Says

A University of Colorado at Boulder professor says the powerful earthquake that knocked down buildings and killed at least 130 people in and around the medieval city of L'Aquila in Italy April 6 is a continuation of violent seismic events that have periodically rocked the region dating back to Roman times.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news158261104.html">Ancient Architecture Makes Italian Earthquakes Deadly, Professor Says</a></p> <p>A University of Colorado at Boulder professor says the powerful earthquake that knocked down buildings and killed at least 130 people in and around the medieval city of L'Aquila in Italy April 6 is a continuation of violent seismic events that have periodically rocked the region dating back to Roman times.</p>