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Description:. A bird (skua?) stands on another animal in a river. ... Colour or B&W?:. Colour. Image copies. 2024 University of Cambridge.

She is the author of Fatal Women of Romanticism (Cambridge, 2003) and British Women Writers and the French Revolution: Citizens of the World (Palgrave, 2005). ... His talk will discuss:. Who is a Saami? Why are we essentialist about animals and

etc. Probably more suitable for those living in or close to Cambridge but all volunteers will be much appreciated. ... The data will also provide information about the effect of anthropogenic sounds (eg from sonar equipment) on the behaviour of the

144-150. Riffenburgh, B., 2010. Douglas Mawson (Polar Profiles). SPRI, Cambridge, 32 pp. ... Riffenburgh, B., 2010. Roald Amundsen (Polar Profiles). SPRI, Cambridge, 32pp. Shibata, H., 2010.

reduced to face the circumstance that we must keep all the animals alive or greatly risk failure. ... It was shortly after midnight when I was told that the animal seemed a little easier.

A map of the Antarctic, it shows scientific bases located across the continent, as well as the animals which live on and around it. ... Lipton Tea. Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge. In fact, all of the objects in our collection

The hook tore skin and flesh and of course the animal got out of hand. ... The animal is still trembling, but quite on his feed, which is a good sign.

Work with animals means long intervals of rest which are not altogether easily occupied. ... The teams are pulling very well, Meares’ especially. The animals are getting a little fierce.

The hook tore skin and flesh and of course the animal got out of hand. ... The animal is still trembling, but quite on his feed, which is a good sign.

subsidiary reports on place-names and the potential for resettlement, plant-names and uses, and changing relations between humans and animals. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

I can claim no prior subject expertise, other than having been curator of the Wilson watercolours in the collection at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. ... I have worked in Cambridge college libraries and in consultancy and research for almost

I am particularly excited about a group of prehistoric animal and human figures made from ivory, which are thousands of years old. ... Here in Cambridge, the University Library kindly loaned a Mercator Atlas and the Whipple Museum of the History of

We can’t afford to lose animals of any sort. All the ponies except three have now brought loads from the ship. ... To-morrow we ought to be running some twelve or thirteen of these animals.

This entailed more than 1400 miles on foot without help from other men, animals or machines, dragging their supplies and equipment behind them. ... More details at2024 University of Cambridge.

Classified name:. SPRI theme. animal equipment. Current place name. Antarctic regions. ... Used on: International Trans-Antarctica Expedition 1989-90 (1989 - 1990). 2024 University of Cambridge.

Classified name:. SPRI theme. animal equipment. Current place name. Antarctic regions. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

There is space in the gallery for dynamic projected images of, for example, the Arctic ice, the animal life of the pack ice and indigenous peoples in their own environment. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

with people seeking out SPRI as the only library in Cambridge, the UK or even further afield to hold both historic and more recently published literature. ... Frank Debenham examines geological samples. British Antarctic Expedition 1910-13. In 1920 the

19 May 2022: Here at the Scott […] pResidents and visitors to Cambridge will have noticed that there are some new faces around town. ... to visit the museum on the University of Cambridge Museums website./p The Big Freeze, Here, Now.

The animal rushed towards and leapt about them with every sign of intense joy. ... Demetri points far to the west as the scene of that animal’s adventures.

Two watercolours were also bought, of the Terra Nova at McMurdo Sound, painted by McKenzie during the voyage on the British Antarctic Expedition 1910–13; one showing various animals while the ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

90. Classified name:. SPRI theme. animal equipment. Current place name. Antarctic regions. ... Used on: International Trans-Antarctica Expedition 1989-90 (1989 - 1990). 2024 University of Cambridge.

Paul Tiulana, Justin, Eugene Tiulana’s carvings. I was fascinated to see these beautiful names in Cambridge, UK.”. . ... also show our team what life is like as a student at the University of Cambridge.

She is the first Sakha (Yakut) person to study at Cambridge. ... His counterparts in Siberia, Dr Nikolai Vakhtin and Dr Igor Krupnik (Research Associates), studied indigenous ideas about human relations with animals and their shared use of space in

Greenland Ice Sheet 'more vulnerable' than previously thought, according to Cambridge University research. ... Cambridge University researcher Robert Headland says Akademik Shokalskiy expedition was 'on the cheap'.

We packed and went on at once. We found it easy enough to get down to the poor animals and decided to rush them for a last chance of life. ... The poor animal couldn’t rise, and the only merciful thing was to kill it.

Climate change is conceptualised as one aspect within a set of complex interrelations of animate and inanimate components of the environment, such as reindeer pastures, plants, animals, people, spirits, and weather. ... Further information about BALANCE

therefore, a certain limited scope for movement and exercise is afforded by the open deck on which the sick animal now stands. ... These animals are now the great consideration, balanced as they are against the coal expenditure.

Spoken word. Kaddy Benyon. Kaddy Benyon was born in Cambridge and grew up in Suffolk. ... Clarice contributed an artwork to the Polar self Portraits project. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Classified name:. SPRI theme. animal equipment. Current place name. Antarctic regions. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

The shamanic view of cosmic equilibrium founded largely on the idea of paying for the souls of the animals one needs to eat, and in the societies the shaman flies to ... Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Kempton, D.R. 1996. The Republic of Sakha

Oates goes steadily on with the ponies – he is perfectly excellent and untiring in his devotion to the animals. ... winter quarters; for this reason we must have a great deal of food for animals and men. |

A comparative analysis of the social role of animals among nomads in the Arctic, Central Asia, and Africa has been undertaken. ... north. Sean Maher and Michael Bravo. 2024 University of Cambridge.

3 - 30 March. Material from the Institute's collections will be on show at the Jock Colville Hall, Churchill College, Cambridge, from 3. - ... Broke Evans give a talk on Scott's Last Expedition. 2024 University of Cambridge.

eds). 2007. Holocene environmental change: lessons from small oceanic islands. Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh 98 (1), Edinburgh: Royal Society of Edinburgh/Cambridge: Cambridge University ... Cambridge:

Record: Y: 2010/76. Carving, Animal in dark stone. Record: Y: 2010/77. ... Switch page:. Page 1 of 2. Page 2 of 2. >. ». 2024 University of Cambridge.

It is clear that these blizzards are terrible for the poor animals. ... Now every effort must be bent on saving the remaining animals, and it will be good luck if we get four back to Cape Evans, or even three.

Two by two we hauled the animals up to the sledge and one by one cut them out of their harness. ... Two of the animals hanging together had been fighting at intervals when they swung into any position which allowed them to bite one another.

In this illustrated lecture, he will describe how Arctic animals and plants make the most of their short summer. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

As well as hosting meetings in Cambridge, SPRI formally co-organised conferences in Halle (Germany), Rovaniemi (Finland), and (jointly with the Russian Academy of Sciences) in Novosibirsk. ... Children who were removed by helicopter to harsh and distant

Vitebsky, P., 2005. Reindeer People: living with animals and spirits in Siberia. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

Nothing but high spirits, there is no vice in these animals; but I fear we are going to have trouble with sledges and snow-shoes. ... At present the Soldier dare not issue oats or the animals would become quite unmanageable.

In the humanities, Piers Vitebsky's book, Reindeer people: living with animals and spirits in Siberia, also won the prestigious Kiriyama Prize for the year's outstanding work of non-fiction ... Our exhibition of Herbert Ponting's photographs of Scott's

Spirit-charged' humans and animals among the Evenki of eastern Siberia. Alexandra Lavrillier (Paris). ... Bernard Charlier (Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit, Cambridge). Mongolian ethnicity: idealisations and forceful inclusions.

He comes from a family full of artists and animals. Although he had a career as an RN engineer he has drawn and painted birds since childhood. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

Martin Doble, an Ice Scientist from Cambridge had been on the go for all three ice camps and had processed dozens of ice cores taken from the ice to measure thickness ... Seeing this magnificent animal in comfort in such a hostile environment really put

There is no real reason for Meares’ departure yet awhile, but he chose to go and probably hopes to train the animals better when he has them by themselves. ... The new comers seem very pleased with their animals, though they are by no means the pick of

Some five or six dogs are running loose, but we dare not allow the stronger animals such liberty. ... Three other animals are in a poor way, but may pull through with luck.

of Wateringbury. In 1920, he supplied the money to purchase land and build laboratories in Aberdeen for the Rowett Institute of Research in Animal Nutrition, established in connection with Aberdeen University ... Rowett died on 2 October 1924. Related

About this place I saw that one of the animals ahead had stopped and was obstinately refusing to go forward again. ... Evans said he could see no difference at the end from the start – the little animal simply romped in.