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These pages discuss the apparent historical Sea Level changes that have been found across the UK, their implications and the creation of a theory of Sea Level changes that incorporates these observations, this in turn has developed into a geological framework that explains earthquakes, subduction zones and supervolcanoes.

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		Document Description
		The Variable Ocean I: Why Historical Geography Suggests We Are Underestimating Past Sea‑Level Changes
		The Variable Ocean II: Sea‑Level Rise and the Potential for Increased Seismicity: A Geophysical Hypothesis
		The Variable Ocean III: How Climate‑Driven Mass Redistribution Accelerates Coastal Seismicity
		The Variable Ocean IV: Ocean Crust Rheology and Seismic Potential
		The Variable Ocean IVa: The Angle of Attack
		The Variable Ocean IVb: The Angle of Attack in Practice
		The Variable Ocean V: Earthquake Precursors
		The Variable Ocean Va: Continental Grinding and Fault Asperities
		The Variable Ocean Vb: The Triple Junction Plume and Supervolcanic Mechanism
		The Variable Ocean Vc: Fluid Dynamics and Deep Phase Transitions
		The Variable Ocean VI: The South Atlantic Anomaly
		The Variable Ocean VII: Electrical Activity in Fault Zones
		The Variable Ocean: Roman Locations that have not been identified and roads that just terminate
		The Variable Ocean: The Island of Lime Trees: The Kingdom of Lindsey
		The Variable Ocean: The Legend of Tenterden Church and the Goodwin Sands
		The Variable Ocean: Tidebrook near Wadhurst could it have been tidal ??
		The Variable Ocean: Was the high tide level in Saxon times at Pevensey at about 4.5 metres ?
		The Variable Ocean: Was the high tide level in Saxon times in the Wash 4 to 5 metres higher ?