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Creator
Australian Government, National Archives of Australia
Title
Research - Health and food - Professor Graeme Clark and his invention, the Bionic Ear, 1984
Imprint
Commonwealth of Australia, National Archives of Australia, 2016
Url
http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=11899160
Description

This is a digital copy of a photographic transparency. The original transparency includes the heading "Melbourne University Hearing Prosthesis"; has the Control symbol K12/9/84/2 and barcode 11899160. It is from series A6135.

Abstract

A diagram explaining how the bionic ear works. This is an digital image of a colour transparency which was produced in 1984. The transparency is from an Australian government series of photographic transparency positives. The transparencies were filed by various agencies which were responsible for promotion of Australia domestically and overseas - such as the Australian Information Service (from 1973 to 1987).

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