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Professor Graeme Clark - Miniature Bionic Ear

Item Title
Professor Graeme Clark - Miniature Bionic Ear
Repository
National Archives of Australia, National Office
Reference
A9984, 1558588
Date Range
01 Jan 1948 - 31 Dec 1997
Description

This is an audio recording produced for the purposes of promoting Australia, both here and overseas. The duration of the recording is 4:40 minutes. It is contained in a series of promotional audio visual material - Series number A9984, Control symbol 1558588 - created by various Federal government information services between 1948 and 1997.

Formats
Tape (Audio) and Digital Media
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