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| Artefact Catalogue No |
Common Name | Description | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|
| DSB 18 | CO2 Shed | In 1961, a snowfroof shelter was built for the CO2 fire extinguishers. It was described as a masonite box and was attached to the cold porch of the Engine Room (i.e. Old Recreation Hut). The 1970 station plan shows it attached to the south side of this building. It was extended in 1964, but has since been demolished (year uncertain). It was constructed as a masonite box. | Davis Station Artefacts |
| CDLHD 16 | Cable release | Portion of a cable release. The metal cable is covered by multistrand woven thread. The metalcable is 28 mm long and has a diameter of 2 mm. The covered section of the cable release has diameter of 5 mm. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 03/202 | Cake Top | Decorative icing on a plastic ? base depicting Amunsden's journey to the South Pole in 1911. Amundsen figure with Norwegian flag & huskies in relief over Antarctic circular map | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 03/203 | Cake Top | Decorative icing on a plastic ? Base depicting Shackleton's journey to the South Pole in 1909. Shacklleton figure riding a poney (in relief), background scene shows expeditioners skiing towards a mountain. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 03/204 | Cake Top | Decorative icing on a plastic base ? Depicting Scott's journey to the antarctic in 1902. Scott figure shown in relief, standing on the ice with the Discovery in the background | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/480
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Camera | Rectangular black painted box with removable side panels. One side reveals cog mechanisms, the other side film and spools. Lens protrudes from narrow side. 240 volts. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 41 | Can | Cylindrical tin can. The lid has been removed. It is frozen to the shelf. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 29 | Can, food storage | Cylindrical tin can with a white paper label with red writing. There is writing on the obverse and a decorative red floral border on the reverse. The can is 115 mm long with a 90 mm diameter. The press in lid has a 75 mm diameter. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHD 43 | Candle | Portion of white candle. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHD 53 | Candlestick? | Ferrous metal object. It consists of a cylindrical tub with a folded seam down one side. It sits on a round base with two curved steps. The cylinder is 33 mm high and has a diameter of 52 mm. The measurements recorded below are the overall height and the diameter of the base. This object may have been used as a candle holder. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 08/005
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Canvas cover for Propeller of Auster Aircraft Mawson 1953/54 | Canvas Cover for one blade of the propeller of one of the two Auster Aircraft stationed at Mawson 1953/54. Cotton canvas with cotton webbing ties. Width measurements are at mid point 200mm and diameter of the round section at proximal end to cover centre point of propeller. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CHVA 007 | Cape Denison Region | Mawson¿s Huts are located at Cape Denison, George V Land, Australian Antarctic Territory. Cape Denison, approximately 130 hectares, is a 1.5 km-wide peninsula projecting into the centre of Commonwealth Bay, a 60 km-wide stretch of coast some 3000 km south of Hobart.
The historic site is defined on the National Heritage List as the area bounded by a line commencing at the intersection of the coastline and latitude 67°00'47'S at Land¿s End (approximately 67°00'47'S, 142°39'28'E), then northerly via the low water mark to the intersection of the coastline with 67°00'21'S (approximately 67°00'21'S 142°39'18'E), then northeasterly via a straight line to the intersection of the eastern coastline of Boat Harbour with 67°00'20' S (approximately 67°00'20'S, 142°39'27'E), then northerly and southeasterly via the low water mark to its intersection with 67°00'47'S at John O¿Groats (approximately 67°00'47'S, 142°41'27'E), then westerly via a straight line to the point of commencement. The Main Base of the 1911-1914 Australasian Antarctic Expedition (AAE) was established in the Main Valley, the seaward end of which becomes Boat Harbour. The Main Hut (67º00'31'S, 142º39'39'E) was erected as close as was practicable to the edge of Boat Harbour¿about 65 m southeast. From the Main Hut, the Transit Hut (67°00'30'S, 142°39'42'E) is 40 m northeast; the Magnetograph House (67°00'21'S, 142°39'37'E) 310 m north-northeast; and the Absolute Magnetic Hut (67°00'23'S, 142°39'48'E) about 275 m northeast. On the west ridge of Main Valley is the Memorial Cross of 1913, and on a ridge to the southeast is Proclamation Hill, marking the formal possession of George V Land proclaimed in 1931. |
Commonwealth Heritage Values Assessment |
| ASMA 003
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Cape Denison, Commonwealth Bay | Cape Denison (67°00'13"S - 67°00'050"S; 142°39'02"E - 142°41'28"E) is located in the centre of Commonwealth Bay, a 60 km-wide stretch of coast in George V Land some 3,000 km south of Hobart, Australia. The Cape itself is a rugged, 1.5 km-wide tongue of ice, snow, rock and moraine projecting into Commonwealth Bay from the steeply rising wall of the ice cap of continental Antarctica. On the western side of the Cape is Boat Harbour, a 400m-long indentation in the coast.
The designated ASMA (Map A) extends from Land's End (67° 00' 46" S, 142° 39' 24" E) in the west, along the coastline to the northern tip of the western shore of Boat Harbour (67° 00' 24" S, 142° 39' 28" E), across the mouth of Boat Harbour (in a straight north-easterly diagonal) to the northern tip of Penguin Knob (67° 00" 17" S, 142° 39' 31" E) on the eastern shore of Boat Harbour, and then along the coastline in a south-easterly direction down to John O'Groats (67° 00' 47" S, 142° 41' 27" E). The southern boundary extends in a straight line from Land's End to John O'Groats along latitude 67° 00' 47" S. With the exception of the boundary across the mouth of Boat Harbour, the northern coastal boundary extends to that land above the lowest tide. The shoreline and the ice cliffs at both ends of the Cape (Land's End and John O'Groats) form a clearly defined boundary; as such, no boundary markers have been installed because the coast is a clearly defined boundary. Signs will be installed at the eastern (John O'Groats) and western (Land's End) limits of the southern boundary. |
Antarctic Specially Managed Area |
| CDLHD 39 | Cardboard | Piece of corrugated yellow cardboard. It is below CDLHD 38. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHLAS 21 | Cardboard box containing a glass medicine bottle | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 47 | Cardboard box containing glass plates | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 2 | Cardboard box of evaporated apple | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 1 | Cardboard box of evaporated apple | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 110 | Cardboard glass plate box | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| 03/151.2
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Carry Box for fittings for sewing machine, Singer, treddle. wooden table top 03/151.1 | Carry box for fittings and thread for Singer sewing machine 03/151.1. Dimensions are of box closed. Open size Length 782mm. Height of handle 300mm | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/432
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Carving | Basalt rock with carved face: Long face with moustache and beard | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 08/032
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Case for binoculars, labelled KERN S/N78900 | Case for Binoculars. Labelled KERN S/N78900. Top is broken . | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CHVA 001 | Casey Station Region | Casey station is on Bailey Peninsula, one of a series of low peninsulas adjacent to the Windmill Islands in Vincennes Bay, on the Budd Coast of Wilkes Land, East Antarctica (66¿17'S, 110¿41'E). Bailey Peninsula is a steep sided, boulder strewn rock, gravel and ice outcrop of approximately 6 km2 bounded by the sea to the north, west and south and the polar ice cap of Law Dome to the east. It has an elevation of 55.4 m at its highest point. Intervening valleys are filled with permanent snow or ice, or glacial moraine and exfoliated debris and contain water catchment areas.
Station residents have always journeyed beyond the immediate station limits, for research and recreation, particularly along the scenic coast and to nearby bird colonies, including the Law Dome, Browning and Clark Peninsulas, Robinson Ridge and the nearby abandoned Wilkes station. Two kilometres inland from the station, the Løken Moraine stretches for 14 km along the ice cap, roughly parallel to the coast at between 100 and 150 m elevation. It is a band up to 20 m wide of small rocks and boulders of great geological diversity pushed up by the coastward movement of the Law Dome ice cap, which is the site of major glaciological studies. The blue-ice runway, which will serve the inter-continental Australian Government Antarctic air service, is to the south-west of the dome, 60 km from the station. Jack¿s Donga field hut, on the ice slopes at the northern edge of the moraine, marks the northern boundary to normal station-based operations. It offers access to the Swain group of islands, and to the sea ice connecting the northwestern coast of Law Dome to the Peterson Bank and to Balaena Island, 40 km north of Casey. It offers an elevated (65 m) 210 degree view of Vincennes Bay and the Peterson Bank. The southern coastal boundary to normal station-based operations is formed by the Browning Peninsula and the Vanderford Glacier, a major drainage outlet for ice flow from the ice cap to the south of Law Dome, and from the dome itself. The Vanderford, and the adjacent Adams Glacier, present an immense toothed and castellated ice front to 40 km of southern Vincennes Bay. Their discrete microclimate features katabatic winds, plumes of drift snow and localised cloud patterns. To the northwest of Casey lies the 8 000 km2 of Vincennes Bay, which is generally ice-free from January to March, and has a variable and unstable sea ice coverage for the remainder of the year. The Petersen Bank, to the north of Vincennes Bay, is a ridge in the sea-bed extending northwest from Law Dome on which westward drifting icebergs ground, and impound permanent and semi-permanent sea ice. The bank is a distinctive feature of the Wilkes Coast in satellite weather pictures. To the southeast of Casey, marked routes lead to sites of long-term glaciological programs at S1, Blythe Junction, S2, and Dome Summit South¿or Law Dome¿118 km southeast at 1400 m elevation. The route beyond Lanyon Junction, 16 km inland, offers a horizon to horizon aspect of the Antarctic ice cap wilderness, devoid of any other topographical feature. The Casey region includes several field huts which may be of heritage value: ¿ Jack¿s Donga (66°13.7'S, 110°39.2'E), a sled-mounted decommissioned traverse van on the northern end of the moraine line, 8 km directly north-east from Casey. ¿ Robinson¿s Ridge Refuge (66°22.4'S, 110°35.2'E), a building from the old Casey station mounted on skids, 10.6 km south of Casey. There are several areas in the Casey region that have been protected under the Antarctic Treaty for their internationally recognised natural values: ¿ Ardery Island (66°22'S, 110°28'E) and Odbert Island (66°22'S, 110°33'E) are among the southernmost of the Windmill Islands, lying in the south of Vincennes Bay, 12 km south of Casey, with key geological features and fulmar and petrel bird colonies. ¿ The Clark Pen |
Commonwealth Heritage Values Assessment |
| 89/400
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Cast Steel Knife in Leather Sheath | One of Thomas Liddiards Artifacts. (Crew of Aurora 1911-14) Cast steel knife in leather sheath with wooden handle, fixed to blade with brass rivets | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/622
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Caterpillar D-4 | Caterpillar D4, poor condition. Used to establish Mawson Station, 1954. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| Maw 43 | Cemetery | Three graves on a hill on West Arm overlooking the station. Rock-covered coffins, brass commemoration plaques and white wooden crosses. Two of the graves have two plaques one from family, one from ANARE. Mark the deaths of expeditioners Robert White (1963), Kenneth Wilson (1972) and Geoffrey Cameron (1974). | Mawson Station Artefacts |
| 89/495
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Ceramic shards | Earthenware shards from cylindrical jar. Dark salt-glaze on interior, pale on exterior. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| AAW03/089 | Certificate , accreditation by NCS International - Certified Environmental Management Sys | Three pages of certification: Australian Antarctic Division Kingston Tas operates a Management System that complies with the requirements of AS/NZS iso 14001:2004. Certification Number 8578, Ceertification Date 8578-10, Issue Date 7 Novemer, 2005. Framed. AAW03/089, 90, 91. | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW03/091 | Certificate , accreditation by NCS International - Certified Environmental Management Sys | Three pages of certification: Australian Antarctic Division Kingston Tas operates a Management System that complies with the requirements of AS/NZS iso 14001:2004. Certification Number 8578, Ceertification Date 8578-10, Issue Date 7 Novemer, 2005. Framed. AAW03/089, 90, 91. | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW03/090 | Certificate , accreditation by NCS International - Certified Environmental Management Sys | Three pages of certification: Australian Antarctic Division Kingston Tas operates a Management System that complies with the requirements of AS/NZS iso 14001:2004. Certification Number 8578, Ceertification Date 8578-10, Issue Date 7 Novemer, 2005. Framed. AAW03/089, 90, 91. | Antarctic Art Works |
| CDLHEWB 67 | Charting paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| 08/012
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Chest, luggage, plywood and metal, | Chest, luggage, plywood with metal rims to all edges on top of chest, lined with paper. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| HIAS 23 | Cheynes II Cache | Heard Island Artefacts | |
| 89/572
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Chiming clock | Wooden cased chiming mantel clock with metal face, glass domed cover on face. Door in the back reveals brass mechanism. Brass winding key. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/455
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Chronometer: Quartz | Metal rectangular box: 12 volt power, four dials on face to records 'hour' 'minute' 'second' and 1/10 second. Three spare dials, two spare face plates E out dials: Four spare face plates E Dials | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| ASAP 136 | Clark Peninsula | Approximate area: 0.4 km2. The area consists of the whole of the northernmost rock exposure on the eastern side of Taylor Glacier. Designation on the grounds that Taylor Rookery contains a colony of emperor penguins which is one of the few, and probably the largest, of the known colonies of this species located entirely on land. (See also ASPA No.107). Proposed by Australia. Adopted at ATCM IV (Santiago, 1966). Revised management plan adopted at ATCM XVII (Venice, 1992). Designated for an indefinite period. | Antarctic Specially Protected Area |
| HIAS 13B | Clay Pipe Scatter - Coopering Scatter | Heard Island Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 56 | Clear glass bottle filled with purple fluid (possibly crystal violet microscope stain) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 116 | Clear glass petrie dish | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| 89/625
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Clock | Round bakelite clock, made by Seth Thomas. Twenty-four hour wind-up clock, with key. U.S.Navy, from Wilkes. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 08/016
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Clog, leather , wood, metal. Heard Island. | Clog, slip on style with low heel, one only - right foot, leather upper, wooden sole and copper or other metal toe tip cover and fasteners and metal nails. Design of lines across the top of upper, pointy toe, modern appearance. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/614
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Close Interval Sampler | Close Interval water sampler. Metal (steel) shaft with brass fittings to hold plastic syringes (21 syringes) in a spiral pattern. Three spare syringes in wooden box. Rubber caps. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CDLHD 7 | Cloth | Piece of white damask cloth. the cloth is located beneath the tin box (CDD 6). It has machine stitched seams. A floral pattern can be discerned in the material. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 30 | Cloth | Sheet of folded white canvas frozen to the shelf. I has been folded at least eight times. At least one selvedge edge can be seen. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHD 49 | Cloth fragment | Crushed piece of off-white muslin. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 07/004 | Coach bolt, mild steel | Coach bolt, mild steel, with end ground to a sharp four sided point. Approximately 100mm long and 10mm dia. with no nut or washer | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| AAW03/196 | Collage, ANARE expeditioner photographs from Bernacci training centre 1967-81 | Collage, ANARE expeditioner photographs from Bernacci training centre 1967-81. Photographs and sketches of ANARE staff, mostly black & white images compiled by Mrs Robb (former family Liaison Officer ANARE). | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CDLHLAS 19 | Colman's Mustard tin | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| AAW05/006 | Colour Photo, Mawson Station, Malcolm Arnold | Mawson Station, 2004, Commemorating 50 years of Australians living & working in Antarctica at Mawson Station. | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW97/413 | Colour photo, Apples, Googies, Heard Is | Apples, Googies & an Elephant Seal, Heard Island, 1992 | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW97/411 | Colour photo, Aurora Australis, sea ice measurements... | Aurora Australis, sea ice measurements using an electromagnetic probe. The AAD supply ship Aurora Australis is visible in the background. | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW97/403 | Colour photo, Beaver Aircraft in flight over Antarctica | Beaver aircraft in flight over ice (check exact title) | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW97/414 | Colour photo, Ice Laboratory & Ice Drill, Law Dome, 1991 | Ice Laboratory & Ice Drill, Law Dome, 1991. View of the interior of Law Dome with Ice Drill in operation. | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW97/407 | Colour photo, Midwinter Dinner Casey, 1972 | Midwinter Dinner, Casey, 1972. The diners are celebrating Midwinter. International flags decorate the back wall | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW97/417 | Colour photo, Old ANARE Station Heard Is | Old ANARE Huts on Heard Island, Big Ben in background (check exact title?) | Antarctic Art Works |
| AAW97/423 | Colour photo, Wilkes | Welcome to Wilkes. The scene shows ten men erecting a large sign in snow possibly made of red painted beer cans on scaffolding frame. | Antarctic Art Works |
| CDLHWWB 173 | Colour print of a sailing ship | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| 89/585
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Commemorative plaque | Wooden plaque. Small metal plate. Bell-shaped metal plate has an anchor in red, a seahorse in blue, a crown in red and a globe in light and dark blue with a yellow flash. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/584
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Commemorative plaque | Wooden plaque with metal plate attached. Map of Antarctica in the centre, Syowa station marked on the map. Ship across the centre of the map, "Jmsdf Ice Breaker Shirase" around the outside of the map. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/583
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Commemorative plaque | Wooden commemorative plaque, with two metal plates, one with map of Antarctica in the centre with "ITDLIDNTDRTIDE" across the map with diagonal stripes of red white and green. Other plate has "Stazione Baia Terra Nova" on it. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/586
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Commemorative plaque | Shield shaped wooden plaque, circular metal plate in the centre with mountain covered with snow and five red stars. Inscribed metal plates at top and bottom. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/587
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Commemorative plaque | Wooden plaque with mountain in the centre circle with red stars. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/588
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Commemorative plaque, Antarctic map featuring McMurdo Sound Scott Bass, South Pole | Wooden plaque with map of Antarctica in the centre, with McMurdo Sound, Scott Base marked on it, and an aircraft. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| DSB 05 | Community Hut | When erected in 1957, this building housed the meterology and radio offices, the kitchen, dining room, pantry and a cold porch. The structure was never very satisfactory. It had major leak problems in 1958 and the exterior panels facing the sea were in need of replacement in 1960. the building offered only 'limited facilities' and in 1960 it was recommended that it be used as a recreation hut. Instead, it was demolished in 1962. The recommendation that part of the structure be re-erected north of the garage as an emergency store was not acted upon. | Davis Station Artefacts |
| DSB 08 | Community Hut / Engine Room Enclosure | A link was soon erected between the Community Hut and the Engine Room. It was described as a corridor and passageway, however, additional space must have been enclosed to form a darkroom. This corridor provided access to the bathroom which was then located in the Engine Room Building. This enclosure would have been remvoed when the Community Hut was demolished in 1962. The dark room equipment was moved into the Engine Room when this was converted into the Recreation Room. although the intention was to locate the darkroom in the new Kitchen-Mess, this never occurred. | Davis Station Artefacts |
| 89/348
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Compass | Type of compass, filled with oil, viewer at side, scaled rule on side, table showing decimals of angle cosiness of integral degrees on back | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/349
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Compass | Metal Compass: Brass, painted black, contained in a canvas pouch with leather strap | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/561
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Compass | Black painted brass compas with glass face. Leather case, lined with brown felt. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/297
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Compass in wooden box | Wooden Box with marine compass: in heavy metal casing with liquid in dial (Oil): With Brass handles | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 08/026
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Compass, Liquid compass Type P8. RAAF | Compass in Wooden Box with webbing handle. Liquid Type 8. S/N HAC.1186. Metal Plate fixed to side "RAAF Ref No. G6A/726. Heavy metal casing enamelled grey with black face. Dimensions ar the compass and caseing. Box measures L80 x W80 x H115mm | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CDLHP 98 | Complete item of twisted and frozen underwear (THE EAGLEY - ALWAYS THE SAME GUARANTEED PURE WOOL MADE IN AUSTRALIA) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| 2431
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Conical glass flask | Glass conical chemistry flask or Erlenmeyer Flask | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHWWB 169 | Copper alloy university badge (Canterbury College Christchurch New Zealand) | Copper alloy university badge from Canterbury College, Christchurch, New Zealand. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHEWB 83 | Copper wire | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 45 | Copper wire and solder frame | Copper alloy wire frame. It is roughly rectangular in shape and the ends appear to have been soldered. It is not a complete rectangle at the lower southern end and the upper northern edge the wires are tied and the frame appears to have been deliberately left open. It has been constructed with hooked copper and straight wires that have been tied on with smaller gauge wire. While it appears to be relatively intact, some of the wires seem to be slightly bent. It is sitting on a piece of torn paper that is covered with hoar frost crystals and frozen to the shelf (CDLHMC 45a). | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDMAGH 7 | Copper wire nail | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 182 | Copper wire wrapped around a block of wood | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 13 | Copper wire wrapped with multistranded cotton, used as an antenna for the electroscope | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 9 | Copper wire wrapped with multistranded cotton, used as an antenna for the electroscope | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 12 | Copper wire wrapped with multistranded cotton, used as an antenna for the electroscope | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 10 | Copper wire wrapped with multistranded cotton, used as an antenna for the electroscope | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 11 | Copper wire wrapped with multistranded cotton, used as an antenna for the electroscope | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| HIAS 25 | Corinthian Bay Sealers' Site | Heard Island Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 78 | Cork stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 80 | Cork stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 76 | Cork stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 77 | Cork stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 79 | Cork stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| Maw 34 | Cosray | A 16.4 m x 7.3 m PTB Mark III pitched-roof building finished in 1972 and designed to house Geiger counters recording cosmic rays. Located away from station, in a vehicle restriction zone, to prevent interference. Zincanneal panels with double-thick (6") insulation. An 11 m shaft to a seismic vault and an underground observatory area, lined with timber from a demolished Riometer aerial. | Mawson Station Artefacts |
| CDLHWWB 165 | Cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 19 | Cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| 89/304
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Crampons | One metal pair of Crampons with leather straps (4) from Heard Island | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/531
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Crank handle | Small metal crank handle attaches onto a square nut. Badly corroded and flaking. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| 89/487
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Crank handle | Metal crank handle with brass end. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| AAW02/002.4
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Crate, wooden for presentation and display of series 42 Days, Lisa Roberts | Crate | Antarctic Art Works |
| CDLHLAS 73 | Crumpled page torn from a novel entitled | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 38 | Crumpled piece of beige paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHD 88 | Cylinder, glass | Clear glass cylinder. It is embedded in the ice and cannot be fully assessed. About 40 mm of the cylinder protrudes from the ice. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHLAS 20 | Cylindical ferrous tobacco tin with the remains of a paper label (Capstan Registered Mixture) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHL 2 | Cylindrical Horlicks tin | Cylindrical ferrous metal can with a push down lid and a white paper label with black paper. The can has a silver tinned surface.The tin is 115 mm high with an external diameter of 87 mm. The diameter of the lid is 75 mm. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHL3 | Cylindrical Horlicks tin | Cylindrical ferrous metal can with a push down lid and a white paper label with black paper. The can has a silver tinned surface.The tin is 115 mm high with an external diameter of 87 mm. The diameter of the lid is 75 mm. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHLAS 1 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 209 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 222 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 31 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (True food skim milk powder) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 33 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with portion of paper label (Bovril Pemmican) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDWS 29 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with fragment of paper label for Capstan cigarettes (?) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 14 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 238 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 237 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 216 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 218 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 219 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 220 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 217 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 214 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 215 | Cylindrical ferrous tin can with paper label (Horlick's) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 108 | Cylindrical glass jar with a screw top lid, containing white powder | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 82 | cake of Sunlight soap | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 15 | cake of Sunlight soap | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 8 | cake of soap | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 35 | cake of soap | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 119 | calico bag | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHD 59 | camera lens spacer? | Two stepped ring, apparently made of bakelite. The outer step has knurled edges with two notches on the top face. It has an outer diameter of 38 mm and an inner diameter of 27 mm. THe inner step has a thread on the outer edge. It has an outer diameter of 31 mm and an inner diameter of 23 mm. THe knurled edges on the outer step would have assisted in turning the ring. It was possibly used as a camera lens spacer to facilitate focus. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 87a | candle | Two candle stubs. Both are white and show signs of having been burnt with blackened wicks.The more southerly candle is 25 mm long, the other is partially embedded in ice, with only 15 mm protruding. Both candles have a 22 mm diameter. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 87b | candle | Two candle stubs. Both are white and show signs of having been burnt with blackened wicks.The more southerly candle is 25 mm long, the other is partially embedded in ice, with only 15 mm protruding. Both candles have a 22 mm diameter. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2448
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candle holder | tin plated iron candle holder with handle, candle clasp. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2438 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2439 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2440 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2496 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2433 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2492 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2442 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2489 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2491 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2437 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2441 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2436 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHEWB 88 | cardboard box | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHK 2 | cardboard box | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| 2498 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2497 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2495 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2494 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2493 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2490 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2432
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cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2434 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2435 | cardboard box | unassembled cardboard box (flat pack) with ferrous staples. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHWWB 48 | cardboard box containing glass plates | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 123 | cardboard matchbox | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 99 | cardboard ring | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDMAGH 21 | cardigan with tortoiseshell bakelite buttons | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
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cartons: Ration packs | Box: cardboard - waxed surface: 12 man-day rations. Painted red stripe around box. Stapled around ends. | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CDLHSBP 4 | cast iron wheel (?) broken in two | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 28 | cellophane | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 20 | cellophane strip | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDWS 31 | ceramic insulator | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDWS 33 | ceramic insulator | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 64
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chair | Wood and canvas folding chair with ferrous attachments at each of the arms and at the cross over area where the legs fold out and at the back. The back of the chair is sloping. The arms are carved with the wood rounded at the top. There are three rails at the back of the chair, the top one of which is broken and mostly missing. It appears that top rail was originally shaped and may have curved up. The seat is made of grey canvas and is attached to the wooden frame by a sleeve at each end. It is difficult to assess but it is possible that the wood was originally varnished. Two legs are attached with a wooden dowel, which has a diameter of 20 mm. The front wooden surfaces of the legs are worked into a rounded shape. The chair is 720 mm high; the width across the back of the chair is 445 mm and the width across the arms is 495 mm. the distance between the rails is 110mm. The width across the canvas seat at the front of the chair is 390 mm, the width across the canvas at the back of the seat is 350 mm. The canvas seat is 360 mm. Each arm is 580 mm long by 25 by 25 mm. The wood that makes up the rails measures 30 by 20 mm. The wood on the legs measures 35 by 20 mm. It is very similar in design to the remains of folding chairs observed on rocks to the East of the Main Hut. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHWWB 113 | cigar butt | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 86b | cigarette (?) paper | White translucent paper rectangles, consistent with cigarette papers. There are two groups of two sheets each of this paper in close proximity. At least, two sizes of paper were observed: one is 80 by 55 mm, the other 130 by 55 mm. It appears that each sheet has been cut to a different size but it is difficult to further assess them as some of them are obscured by other artefacts and ice. A match was observed under the more northerly group. The more southerly group is partly beneath tissue paper (CDLHMC 85) and ice. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 86c | cigarette (?) paper | White translucent paper rectangles, consistent with cigarette papers. There are two groups of two sheets each of this paper in close proximity. At least, two sizes of paper were observed: one is 80 by 55 mm, the other 130 by 55 mm. It appears that each sheet has been cut to a different size but it is difficult to further assess them as some of them are obscured by other artefacts and ice. A match was observed under the more northerly group. The more southerly group is partly beneath tissue paper (CDLHMC 85) and ice. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 86d | cigarette (?) paper | White translucent paper rectangles, consistent with cigarette papers. There are two groups of two sheets each of this paper in close proximity. At least, two sizes of paper were observed: one is 80 by 55 mm, the other 130 by 55 mm. It appears that each sheet has been cut to a different size but it is difficult to further assess them as some of them are obscured by other artefacts and ice. A match was observed under the more northerly group. The more southerly group is partly beneath tissue paper (CDLHMC 85) and ice. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 86a | cigarette (?) paper | White translucent paper rectangles, consistent with cigarette papers. There are two groups of two sheets each of this paper in close proximity. At least, two sizes of paper were observed: one is 80 by 55 mm, the other 130 by 55 mm. It appears that each sheet has been cut to a different size but it is difficult to further assess them as some of them are obscured by other artefacts and ice. A match was observed under the more northerly group. The more southerly group is partly beneath tissue paper (CDLHMC 85) and ice. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 81 | cigarette tin | Rectangular tinned ferrous metal cigarette container with rounded edges and rolled seams. The container has a gold coloured tinned surface. The label is printed directly onto the tinned surface (see insription below). The label consists of a green band with gold lettering. The container has a push down li, which meets the base of the box. There appears to have been a paper seal around the join between the lid and the box. It is clear that the box has been opened as the seal is broken. The seal is triangular in shape. and has "Tabard" printed in white on the black paper. The dimensions of the box are 100 mm by 80 mm by 47 mm. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHLAS 9 | cigarette tin lid | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 101 | circular piece of flat yellow glass | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 144 | clothing emerging from ice (woven tape and wooden cylindrical toggle) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDWS 37 | coil of insulated wire | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
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commemorative tile | Square ceramic tile. Brown glaze with overglaze design circular crest-woman holding wheatsheaf in purple. Adhesive hanger affixed to back-foam backing | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
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compass | Khaki: Metal compass, hinged lid, adjustable clear plastic arrow, leather pouch with belt loop and press stud | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 83b | complete used wooden match | Three complete used wooden matches and several fragments of matches. One of the matches is in the ice on the floor of the cubicle and two are on the wooden baseboard of the West wall. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 83a | complete used wooden match | Three complete used wooden matches and several fragments of matches. One of the matches is in the ice on the floor of the cubicle and two are on the wooden baseboard of the West wall. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHMC 83c | complete used wooden match | Three complete used wooden matches and several fragments of matches. One of the matches is in the ice on the floor of the cubicle and two are on the wooden baseboard of the West wall. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDWS 38 | copper and iron apparatus (terminals?) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 7c | copper drawing pin in top right hand corner of CDLHMC 7b | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 91 | copper wire | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 82 | copper wire | Single strand coil of copper wire. Nearby is a remnant of red sealing material (wax?) that was possibly associated with the coil as there is no trace of insulating material on the wire. The wire is embedded in ice on the floor of the cubicle. The wire is 1 mm thick and the overall dimensions of the exposed area of the coil are 250 mm in diameter with a thickness of 50 mm. | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2477
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cork | cork with red pigment on one half | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| 2478
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cork | cork with wax seal | Cape Denison Artefacts |
| CDLHWWB 125 | cork bottle stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 124 | cork bottle stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 122 | cork bottle stopper with a paper label (B. W.& Co. MANUFACTc. CHEMISTS SNOW HILL LONDON) | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHLAS 18 | cork ring | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDWS 6 | cork stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHK 6 | cork stopper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 168 | corrugated cardboard | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 53 | cotton reel with white cotton | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 41 | cotton wadding | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 175 | cotton wadding | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 82a | cotton wool | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 74d | cotton wool | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 133 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 142 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 5 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 6 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHAAP 4 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 75 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 166 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 116 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 6 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 8 | cotton wool insulation | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 75b | cotton wool, stained purple | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
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crampons | Two pairs of metal crampons with leather straps | Antarctic Division Library Artefacts |
| CDLHP 39 | crumpled illegible paper label | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 196 | crumpled paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 37 | crumpled piece of beige paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 73 | crumpled piece of newspaper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 187 | crumpled piece of printed paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 124 | crumpled piece of white paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHWWB 129 | crumpled piece of white paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHMC 74e | crumpled white tissue paper | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHP 105 | curved glass embedded in ice, consistent in shape and size with a petrie dish | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHL 4 | cylinder of corrugated cardboard | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 70 | cylindrical tin can with push down lid | Cape Denison Artefacts | |
| CDLHEWB 99 | cylindrical tin can with push down lid | Cape Denison Artefacts |
