The Rookery, the scientific laboratory with Hussey [left] examining the Dimes anemometer and James [right] removing rime from the dip-circle, the electrograph is on the right [Shackleton expedition, 1914-1916] [picture] : [Antarctica] /
Part of the Hurley negative collection.; Hurley no.: S29.; Published in Sir Ernest Shackleton's South, London: Heinemann, 1919, facing p. 350. Detail of Hussey only was published as, "In the laboratory aboard the ice-bound ship, scientific work went ahead just as if we had been a shore sta...
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[between 1910 and 1962]
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Online Access: | http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an23478590 |
Summary: | Part of the Hurley negative collection.; Hurley no.: S29.; Published in Sir Ernest Shackleton's South, London: Heinemann, 1919, facing p. 350. Detail of Hussey only was published as, "In the laboratory aboard the ice-bound ship, scientific work went ahead just as if we had been a shore station", in Shackleton's argonauts, 1948.; Hurley series: Antarctica.; Other number: 14 2, XXIX. |
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