Left: schematic view of the distribution of the CI tephra in Europe (dashed orange line open to the E); Campi Flegrei as eruption site (orange dot; 40.8275° N, 14.1402° E); Urluia as find spot (blue dot/ rectangle; 44.0947° N, 27.9021° E); Eifel Lake sediment cores (red star); scale 1:20,000,000, EPSG: 3857, bounding box: −27,431.587, 3,598,880.852, 4,408,568.450, 7,668,605.656, created with QGIS, base map WorldTerrain by USGS, Esri, TANA, DeLorme, and NPS; middle: aerial line measurement between the possible location of Urluia (URL; purple rectangle) and the Danube. According to the literature, this is approx. 15 km, here 17.19 km; right: map showing the opencast mine (OSM way 84975654) and the possible Urluia coordinate point 44.0947 °N / 27.9021 °E as cisite_52 (purple rectangle) (left: F. Schenk, F. Thiery, https://codeberg.org/ResearchSquirrels/ci-map; middle/right: Open Street Map Contributors, ODbL, via OSM)

Title: Left: schematic view of the distribution of the CI tephra in Europe (dashed orange line open to the E); Campi Flegrei as eruption site (orange dot; 40.8275° N, 14.1402° E); Urluia as find spot (blue dot/ rectangle; 44.0947° N, 27.9021° E); Eifel Lake sediment cores (red star); scale 1:20,000,000, EPSG: 3857, bounding box: −27,431.587, 3,598,880.852, 4,408,568.450, 7,668,605.656, created with QGIS, base map WorldTerrain by USGS, Esri, TANA, DeLorme, and NPS; middle: aerial line measurement between the possible location of Urluia (URL; purple rectangle) and the Danube. According to the literature, this is approx. 15 km, here 17.19 km; right: map showing the opencast mine (OSM way 84975654) and the possible Urluia coordinate point 44.0947 °N / 27.9021 °E as cisite_52 (purple rectangle) (left: F. Schenk, F. Thiery, https://codeberg.org/ResearchSquirrels/ci-map; middle/right: Open Street Map Contributors, ODbL, via OSM)

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