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The cataclysmic eruption of Long Island that produced Tibito Tephra probably occurred in the decade of the AD 1660s. The eruption, in terms of the volume of tephra produced, was equal in size to the eruption of Krakatau in 1883, devastating Long Island and spreading the tephra across the north coast and highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG). Some 85,000 km2 of land area were covered by up to 10 mm of ash. Despite the size of the eruption, one of the 10 largest anywhere in the world in the last thousand years, it appears not to have been recorded anywhere in written form.

Tibito Tephra, Taim Tudak and the Impact of Thin Tephra Falls