title: A 10-m vertical displacement on the Romanian Black Sea coast during modern history
abstract: Abstract Sea level reconstructions in the Black Sea basin and elsewhere rely on the identification of sea level markers and on the understanding of their post-genetic vertical movements. We present here evidence of a fast, bi-directional vertical displacement on the western Black Sea shore at Mangalia, Romania. We argue that an area situated near the shoreline was submerged 4 m, subsequently filled with marine silts and sands, then uplifted by 10 m, where it currently stands. Radiocarbon dating 
journal: Geoscience Letters