Lecture Details
Lectures are open to Members only, who may however normally bring one guest.| Title | The Sahara and the Gobi A Tale of Two Deserts as seen from camel-back |
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| Speaker | Mr John Hare Founder and Chairman Wild Camel Protection Foundation John Hare, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and the Explorers' Club of America has lectured to the Royal… more |
| Date | Tue 13 January 2004 |
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| Journal Article | A Tale of Two Deserts: the Sahara and the Gobi (Asian Affairs, Volume 36 Number 1) |
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