Two historic Antarctic artefacts are on their way home after more than 60 years and a trip around the globe.
Artefacts that close the gap between the conservation lab and the distant idea of the heroic age of exploration
Antarctic Heritage Trust’s team arrive at Cape Adare to
Lachie Cromar heads to Antarctica for the first time as part of our Summer conservation team
The 850km
Jane Hamill, Antarctic Heritage Trust’s Lead Conservator, tells us about the return of Dr Wilson’s historic medical kit to Scott’s Terra Nova hut at Cape Evans.
John Taylor, Antarctic Heritage Trust’s Heritage Carpenter tells us about repairing the water tank “Turk” huts, designed to house our teams whilst they work on the restoration of Carsten Borchgrevink’s hut at Cape Adare
John Taylor, Antarctic Heritage Trust’s Heritage Carpenter tells us about repairing the water tank “Turk” huts, designed to house our teams whilst they work on the restoration of Carsten Borchgrevink’s hut at Cape Adare
Antarctic Heritage Trust winter conservator, Belinda Hager discusses treatment of tinned food cans from Shackleton’s Nimrod hut at Cape Royds
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