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Underwater heritage

The Appearance of New Bacteria (Titanic Bacterium) and Metal Corrosion
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Language(s): Eng

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Henrietta Mann

Henrietta Mann --Dalhusie University-- talks about the appearance of new bacteria (Titanic Bacterium) and metal corrosion
- UNESCO Scientific Colloquium on factors impacting the Underwater Cultural Heritage (13/12/2011)

Place/country: Canada,
Type: Speech.Round table
Author/director: Henrietta Mann,
Publisher/producer: UNESCO,
Published in: 2011

Original version: DVD
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Location: F-H.129
Archives reference: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/0970-33
File No: CLT/MCO/0033
Rights holder/Droits: UNESCO

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