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Recording old grave inscriptions and the story of Gertrude Clements

Recording old grave inscriptions and the story of Gertrude Clements
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Rare opportunity to adopt historic Sir Ernest Shackleton book in Dundee

Dundee Heritage Trust's 'Adopt and Object' scheme is a chance to engage with rare objects connected to Antarctic exploration and industry

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Grytviken, where a polar hero s remains rest amid an ec

Revered polar explorer Ernest Shackleton’s grave in Grytviken is luring hundreds more tourists since the discovery of his sunken ship, Endurance.

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February 15, 1874 - Irish America

February 15, 1874 - Irish America
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Sir Ernest Shackleton had to return home from the South Pole in 1901 due to a bout of beriberi

Has the 120-year-old mystery of Sir Ernest Shackleton s deteriorating health finally been solved? Antarctic explorer had to return home after voyaging close to the South Pole in 1901 due to a bout of beriberi and NOT scurvy, new study claims Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton came close to the South Pole in 1901 The explorer had to return home after struggling with deteriorating health Previous theories suggested was linked to scurvy or a congenital heart defect A team explored the health condition of others on the same 1901 expedition US researchers say their findings suggest that the British explorer suffered from beriberi, a serious and potentially life-threatening condition

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