Digitising the legacy of an infamous shipwreck | Project DIG @QueenslandMuseum
Digitising the legacy of an infamous shipwreck | Project DIG @QueenslandMuseum
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
From negatives to giant hand drawn site maps, our curators are working to digitise the entire HMS Pandora archive making it available to the public online.

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Digitising the legacy of an infamous shipwreck | Project DIG

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