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Cone penetration tests reveal strong and weak layers in natural snow and the effect of various techniques for forming hard pavements by reworking and compressing the surface snow. ... A test sample of 20 logs from 1810 to 1820 is used to examine topics

This pair of Saami reindeer skin boots certainly look a lot more shapely after some attention, and the supports will hopefully help them to “stand” (groan!) the test of time:. ... The copy allows me to test the size and shape of the mount without

To ensure this doesn't happen conservation departments will carry out an Oddy Test on all new materials to be used whether it is for storage or display.

Now that the Arctic is again becoming a place of economic interest, as melting sea ice makes it more accessible, will history repeat itself?

Frank, see below. There are chemical tests to identify the plastics and resins used but a few simple observations with a x8 or x10 hand-lens can help avoid disappointment.

Now that the Arctic is again becoming a place of economic interest, as melting sea ice makes it more accessible, will history repeat itself?

The Polar Museum: news blog. «». Make do and mend. In this economic climate the trend has been to 'make do and mend', repairing and adapting objects rather them throwing them away.

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At any rate we can now hold that our system of clothing has come through a severer test than any other, fur included. ... I thought I might find the remains of poor Julick – in this I was unsuccessful; but I wished further to test our new crampons, and