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John Herbert Rattigan - Records

Collection Title
John Herbert Rattigan - Records
Repository
Adolph Basser Library, Australian Academy of Science
Reference
MS 144
Date Range
1938 - 1949
Description

Early geophysical reports by the Queensland Scientist, Australian AGSNA Surveys 1938; early geophysical surveys of Laurel and Balaclava areas, near Broken Hill, handwritten report by W. E. Foskett to Mine Superintendent, Broken Hill South Ltd, 6 April 1949; report on Balaclava, Broken Hill area, 12 October 1948; roneoed lecture notes on mining geology by J. K. Guftason and M. D. Garretty in the 1940s.

Quantity
1 file (0.01 m)

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