Polar & expedition maps
Adélie Land sledge route — Australasian Antarctic Expedition
Historical recordSeparately numbered original manuscript in the Australasian Antarctic Expedition records; inventory item 17, 64cm x 91cm. Nunatak. Commonwealth Bay. Cape Pigeon Rookery.
What this record establishes
Institutional record documented; does not authenticate interpretations.
Record details
- Original title
- A.A.E. Sledging traverse. Adelie Land.
- Artifact date
- 1912
- Creator
- Stillwell, Frank Leslie.
- Holding institution
- State Library of New South Wales
- Accession
- Australasian Antarctic Expedition records, map 17
Scope of evidence
Evidence of an original historical map or manuscript, not evidence of hidden lands or a non-spherical Earth.
Original material
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- institutional or documentary recordhttps://content-lists.sl.nsw.gov.au/tabular-list/collection-maps-taken-australasian-antarctic-expedition-records-1910-1915
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