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Swipe card found in Antarctica 13 years after being lost in Wellington - NIWA

Swipe card found in Antarctica 13 years after being lost in Wellington - NIWA
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SunLive - Swipe card found in Antarctica after 13 years

SunLive - Swipe card found in Antarctica after 13 years
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Man Staggered As Lost Card Found on Antarctic Seafloor 2,400 Miles Away

The card remained with NIWA for eight more years after its discovery until they finally tracked McCaw down.

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