The Last coastline

Australia, 1974

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In 1802, Captain Matthew Flinders explored and charted the last unknown coastline on Earth. We see this magnificent coastline as Flinders saw it, recreating his journey with the help of the record in his ship’s log. The coastline is that of Eyre Peninsula, South Australia - a coastline that has been barely touched by man. Suitable for upper primary and lower secondary levels.

Credits

director

G Turney-Smith

producer

Jack Hume

production company

South Australian Film Corporation

Arkaba Films

Language

English

Duration

00:10:00:00

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