The British Geological Survey (BGS) estimated the landslip which caused the eventual destruction of the Holbeck Hall Hotel saw about one million tons of sandy, silty clay fall into the sea. It was caused by heavy rain, poor drainage and water pressure, according to the BGS.
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The Celtic Sea in the North and the Mediterranean Sea which is divided into different seas -Ligurian Sea -Adriatic Sea -Thyrrhenian Sea -Ionian Sea -Thracian Sea -Sea of Crete -Sea of Marmara -Libyan Sea -Cilician Sea -Black Sea -Alborian Sea
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The seas that touched the Roman empire are the Tyrrhenian, the Mediterranean, the Red Sea, the Black Sea. the North Sea, the Aegean Sea, the Ionian Sea, and the Adriatic.
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As an empire surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, Rome was vulnerable to attack or infiltration by land, notably along its long European frontier. The Empire's great east-west extent also limited rapid movement of forces between its provinces.