The 2011 Annual Kelliwic Lecture presented by Professor Simon Haslett at Callington Town Hall, Cornwall, on Sunday 29th May 2011. Simon Haslett is Professor of Physical Geography and Dean of the School of STEM at the University of Wales.

1. The Hell of High Water: Tsunami and the Cornish Coast. Professor Simon K. Haslett Dean, School of STEM 2 nd Annual Kelliwic Lecture, Callington Town Hall, Cornwall Sunday 29 th May 2011

2. From McGuire (2005, New Scientist)

3. From Allen & Haslett (2002)

4. Somerset Levels from Brean Down.

6. Burnham 1607 tides (HW at 8.28am)

10. Extracts from Lamentable Newes out of Monmouthshire Wave velocity Inland Penetration There is an extract from St. Uny’s Church that “a great influx of sand might have happened at Hayle” during the 1607 event.

12. Sampling sand layers

13. Measuring boulder dimensions

19. GEBCO Bathymetry

26. Lisbon tsunami 1755

28. Stonehouse Creek, Plymouth

29. Lamorna Cove

30. Big Pool, St. Agnes