Expedition photographs
Carse in the snow beside Penola
Historical recordCataloged expedition photograph: Carse stands on ice next to the sailing ship ‘Penola’, boxes, partially buried by snow, lie on the ground nearby.
What this record establishes
Institutional record documented; does not authenticate interpretations.
Record details
- Original title
- V.D. Carse standing in snow by ‘Penola’
- Artifact date
- 1935
- Creator
- Gurney, Norman Arthur
- Holding institution
- Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge
Scope of evidence
The record establishes artifact provenance, not modern speculative Antarctic claims.
Original material
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Sources and what they support
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- institutional or documentary recordhttps://www.freezeframe.ac.uk/collection/british-graham-land-expedition-collection/p51-8-g024
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