After the flood waters receded it left town covered in sand, silt and mud carried in from the sea, burying buildings and vehicles. (Zachariah Hughes/ADN)

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Recently, NC State volcanologist Arianna Soldati collaborated with a group of artists who work with obsidian glass. In a paper published in the journal Volcanica, Soldati and the artists re

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