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Amundsen South Pole expedition film

Historical record

Surviving expedition film is preserved as documentary heritage.

What this record establishes

Institutional record documented; does not authenticate interpretations.

Record details

Artifact date
1910–1912
Holding institution
National Library of Norway
Amundsen expedition sledge photograph — context for the expedition film

Related expedition photograph—not a frame from the catalogued film. Sledges and dog teams during Amundsen’s 1911–1912 Antarctic expedition, from the National Library of Norway’s separately released photograph collection. The linked film is a distinct artifact and its reproduction clearance remains unresolved.

Unknown photographer, Amundsen expedition,1911–1912. National Library of Norway, image bldsa_SURA 0771, Flickr 12114495993; via Wikimedia Commons. No known copyright restrictions.

Institutional image dates 1911 or 1912; digital camera timestamps 2008 and Flickr posting 2014 are not the expedition date. An exact location or film timestamp is not established.

Image source record · Reuse terms

Image rights and evidence limits

National Library of Norway’s own Flickr Commons image declared no known copyright restrictions; institutional upload reviewed 25 July 2015 by Commons FlickreviewR. This clears only the separately released photograph, not the restored film, soundtrack or website preview. Full-file EXIF includes legacy digitization metadata (Interfoto/Firma), but institutional Flickr declaration and Commons reviewed status are no known copyright restrictions; no CC BY or CC0 licence is asserted.

Image existence does not prove a linked claim. Consult image-specific captions and reuse conditions.

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