Amundsen reaches the South Pole

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Roald Amundsen and four companions reach the geographic South Pole, using dogs, skis and a diet and travel method learned from Arctic peoples. The transfer is the point: the techniques that made the southern journey survivable were developed by people who lived in the north, which is to say that the only human expertise available for Antarctica had to be imported from the opposite pole.

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