Scott's Last Expedition (Hardback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for Scott's Last Expedition Scott's Last Expedition tells the story of the historic and momentous Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole, the characters who were a part of it and their incredible feats of endurance. Stunning photographs taken during the expedition and images of original artefacts from Scott's base camp illuminate this epic story.
Full description- Publisher: The Natural History Museum
- Published: 01 October 2013
- Format: Hardback 96 pages
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- Categories: Geographical Discovery & Exploration | Guidebooks | Expeditions
- ISBN 13: 9780565092870 ISBN 10: 0565092871
- Sales rank: 385,075
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Full description for Scott's Last Expedition
In November 1910 Robert Falcon Scott set off from New Zealand on the greatest quest of the Heroic Age of Polar Exploration - to reach the South Pole in Antarctica, the most remote, forbidding place on Earth. The Terra Nova expedition was to become one of the most famous tales of heroic adventure from any age, with success and achievement overshadowed by failure and tragedy. This book tells the story of this historic and momentous expedition, the characters who were a part of it and their incredible feats of endurance. As well as the well-known South Pole trek itself, diary extracts and engaging stories show what daily life was like for Scott and his crew, what food they ate, where they slept, what equipment they used and the scientific work that was undertaken. Stunning photographs taken during the expedition and images of original artefacts from Scott's base camp illuminate this epic story. 2010 to 2013 is the centenary of Captain Scott's Terra Nova expedition to Antarctica. A major new exhibition at the Natural History Museum profiles Scott and his expedition party and explores the scientific contribution it made to the understanding of Antarctica. This highly illustrated guide is published to accompany the exhibition.

