Bronze Age Gold from Wales
Hammock
Hammock said to have been used on board the TERRA NOVA.
S.Y. TERRA NOVA. Auxiliary barque of 764 tons, was built by Messrs Alexander Stephens and Sons, Dundee in 1884 for the whaling trade. Although nearly thirty years old at the time of Captain Scott's expedition, she was chosen for it because of her suitability for work in the Antarctic ice. Her beams were fourteen ins thick, her bows were nine feet of solid wood, and her stem was sheathed with iron plating.
Collection Area
Industry
Item Number
81.110I
Acquisition
Donation, 30/10/1981
Measurements
Length
(mm): 1695
Width
(mm): 825
Material
canvas
metal
Location
In store
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