Series 02: Eric Waite interviews, including Radio Australia programs, 1966-1989
Series 02: Eric Waite interviews, including Radio Australia programs, 1966-1989
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Date
1966-1989
Call Numbers
MLOH 639/29-91
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Reference Code
Physical Description
Contents
72 sound tape reels and 4 sound cassettes
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Series
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Scope and Contents
Contents
29. Dr Helen Wallis, Keeper of the Maps, Library of London, interviewed by Eric Waite at Terra Australis Conference in Sydney, August 1988. Wallis was in Australia to give a paper ‘Java La Grande : the enigma of the Dieppe Maps’, and talk to Waite about theory that Australia was discovered by the Portuguese in the early 16th century before the Dutc...
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Full title
Series 02: Eric Waite interviews, including Radio Australia programs, 1966-1989
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Artists
James, Francis, 1918-1992
Sculthorpe, Peter, 1929-2014
Horne, Donald, 1921-2005
Walton, Nancy Bird, 1915-2009
Keneally, Thomas, 1935-
Trezise, Percy
Shapcott, Thomas W. (Thomas William), 1935-
Pickering, Larry, 1942-
Tennant, Kylie, 1912-1988
Black, Herman, Sir, 1905-1990
Wallis, Helen
Mathews, Marlene
Doyle, Alice
Cole, Tom, 1906-1995
Jack-Hinton, Colin, 1933-
Smith, Dick, 1944-
Allan, Scotty (George Urquhart), 1900-1996
Guth, Henk, 1921-
Yurisich, Gregory
Rowe, Marilyn, 1946-
Gilroy, Rex
Notes
Description source
List compiled from annotated typed lists in Library correspondence file and from items
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
MLOH 639/29-91
Record Identifier
Yoldpxv9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/Yoldpxv9
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Reference code
919275
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