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Audio recording of inaugural D. A. Brown medal presentation, followed by lecture given by medal winner Dr Douglas Haynes titled "Conceptual models in Geology and Successful Mineral Expoloration"

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ANU Instructional Resources Unit (1975-1996)
Speaker: Douglas William Haynes
Speaker: Kenton S. (Ken) Campbell (1927-2017)
Speaker: Peter Henry Karmel (1922-2008)

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Recorded at the Leonard Huxley Theatre, 10 October 1985. -- Dr Haynes, a graduate of the University of Western Australia and the Australian National University, is a geological consultant with the Western Mining Corporation. He has worked with a team that has had considerable success in the discovery of concealed economic mineral deposits through the application of basic scientific methods to problems of the geochemical evolution of parts of the crust. His lecture will be illustrated by reference to some of the discoveries for which his group has been responisble.

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Series 51 - ANU Instructional Resources Unit Sound Recordings
Item 85089 - Conceptual models in Geology by Dr D Haynes. Recorded 10/10/1985

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1985

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This audio recording is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Archives Program, Australian National University

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