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Sledging into History

detail for features in the same area or discovered by the same expedition, some repetition could have been avoided by cross-references, as for example in presenting biographical details of individuals with more than one feature named after them. But these are minor points in a work displaying formidable industry and scholarship by its compiler and editor, who was also secretary of the Advisory Committee on Antarctic names from 1949 to 1980. After an interval of 25 years Antarctic specialists and others are once again greatly indebted to USBGN and ACAN for updating the only gazetteer to cover the whole Antarctic. It can be assured of a long and useful life.