Acknowledgements and References

Acknowledgements

Dr Stuart Lavender (the Pandora Expedition's medical officer) who, when not anaesthetising people undergoing surgery, is enthusiastically assisting with research on Robert Bowler and Alexander Arbuthnott.

Barbara Foster (Derbyshire Archaeological Society's Local History Section) and Ian Care (Derbyshire Family History Society).

Dayman Steptoe (currently Northern Territory Police Dept of Forensics) for ongoing research to sequence DNA from Tom, Dick and Harry's skeletal remains.

Dr Meiya Sutisno (NSW Institute of Forensic Medicine) for reconstructing Harry's facial features.

BBC Science Unit for Meiya Sutisno's facial reconstruction.

Janice Hurst from Southampton, who has volunteered to research the muster list for HMS Royal William.

Beth Herron (member of the MTQ's volunteer Pandora Genealogy Group) for information about Thomas Brix(l)ey.

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