The first landing place showing bay ice breaking out and drifting away north

Description

Series[UMA-SR-000001881] Lantern slides used by Raymond Priestley during lectures on polar explorationAccession[1980.0030] Department Of Geology Lantern SlidesIdentifierUMA-ITE-1980003000252Extentnot specifiedScope and ContentUndercut ice foot at coast at Cape Royds. Snow-covered sea cliff with sea ice slush and floes in water below. Image taken during the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909, photographer unknown.
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Provenance

CreatorDepartment Of Geology (University Of Melbourne)RoleProvenance

Contributor

ContributorUnknown

Dates

DateAugust 1907-March 1909

Description Control

Previous System ID1980.0030.00252Other IDsDrawer 45

Characteristics

Genre/FormLantern slidesDimensions8x8cm

Subjects

Subject (Event)Terra Nova expedition