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DescriptionSilica inclinometer.jpg	日本語: シリカ傾斜計（石本巳四雄制作） English: The silica inclinometer which Mishio Ishimoto who was a Japanese seismologist made
Date	1929
Source	http://rnavi.ndl.go.jp/kaleido/entry/jousetsu141.php 『地震第１輯』第1巻第1号（1929年刊）
Author	日本語: 日本地震学会 English: Seismological Society of Japan

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