33 min
Scott of the Antarctic: Lizzie Meek of the Antarctic Hertiage Trust Fascinating People Fascinating Places
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During the so-called Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration, Englishman Robert Falcon Scott departed for the most Southerly continent. He aimed to reach the South Pole. On a broader scale, humanity hoped to reach the most Southerly point on Earth for the first time in history. Both accomplishments were achieved though not as Scott envisaged.
Credits:
This episode was produced with kind support from The Antarctic Heritage Trust and spokesperson Lizzie Meek -- Acting Ross Sea Heritage Restoration Project Manager.
Sound Effects and Music: Pixabay
Scott’s Diary: Public Domain
In this episode, I speak with Lizzie Meek Programme Manager - Artefacts for the Antarctic Heritage Trust -- a New Zealand-based historical preservation society. Through the sites and artifacts she and her team have restored, Lizzie helps me to explore the last journey of the remarkable explored.
During the so-called Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration, Englishman Robert Falcon Scott departed for the most Southerly continent. He aimed to reach the South Pole. On a broader scale, humanity hoped to reach the most Southerly point on Earth for the first time in history. Both accomplishments were achieved though not as Scott envisaged.
Credits:
This episode was produced with kind support from The Antarctic Heritage Trust and spokesperson Lizzie Meek -- Acting Ross Sea Heritage Restoration Project Manager.
Sound Effects and Music: Pixabay
Scott’s Diary: Public Domain
In this episode, I speak with Lizzie Meek Programme Manager - Artefacts for the Antarctic Heritage Trust -- a New Zealand-based historical preservation society. Through the sites and artifacts she and her team have restored, Lizzie helps me to explore the last journey of the remarkable explored.
33 min