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By early November, Endurance was all but destroyed. All that remained on the ice surface was a jumble of broken spars, masts and ropes. Frank Wild, Shackleton’s second in command, contemplates the wreckage.

Wild observes the wreck

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By early November, Endurance was all but destroyed. All that remained on the ice surface was a jumble of broken spars, masts and ropes. Frank Wild, Shackleton’s second in command, contemplates the wreckage.

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25th Oct 2011

Subjects:
 Environmental Science, Geography, History, Science

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

Geocode: Antarctica
Source: Copyright reserved/Royal Collection
Date of artefact: 8 November 1915

Keywords:
Antarctica Polar explorers Scott Shackleton Queen’s gallery Royal collection bromide

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