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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

“Left to right: Bill Bedford, Ben Peters, Perce Peters”. Th e Bedford Papers archived in the Barr Smith Library of the University of Adelaide provided invaluable insight into the early research at the Henbury craters and the pioneer characters involved in their study. Bedford Papers, Barr Smith Library, University of Ade- laide, MSS 92 B4113p

160 S. Buhl, D. McColl, Henbury Craters and , GeoGuide, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-03955-8, © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 The authors would like to thank the Natural History Museum in London, the Smithso- nian Institute in Washington, the Adelaide University and the South Australian Museum for contributing a wealth of hitherto unpublished sources to this work. Caroline Smith kindly opened for us the NHM’s archive, and Deborah Cassey tracked down the notes and papers the British Museum had received from Robert Bedford. This previously un- published material allowed us to shed some light on the tremendous achievements of the pioneer characters involved in the early research at Henbury.

Cheryl Hoskin, from the University of Adelaide, was of invaluable help in locating the collection of photographs taken by Robert Bedford during his 1st and 2nd trips to the Henbury craters. We are also particularly obliged to Chris Herd and Jennifer Newman, and also to Luigi Folco, for their diligent reviews, contributions and helpful comments concerning the chapters on the current state of research on the Whitecourt and the Ka- mil craters and the respective maps showing the distribution of meteoritic material at these sites. Finally, Karl Wimmer invested time and expertise conÀ rming and expand- ing the fragmentation scenario pictured in the chapter “Re-evaluation of Evidence”.

A large number of researchers, colleagues and friends contributed meteorite and impactite samples, photos, papers and additional sources, among them Matthias Baermann, Olaf Gabel, Karl Becker, Duane Hamacher, Paul V. Heinrich, Ted Brattstrom, Norbert Kammel, Andi Gren, Arnaud Mignan, Klaus Becker, Henning Buhl and Jay Melosh, who helped in the most kind and uncomplicated manner, despite their often busy work schedules. Last but not least, Mark Jost supported the book project from an early stage until the publication.

David Kemp and the late Robert Freeman of Alice Springs were endlessly helpful with local information. At Henbury Pastoral property the late Reg Smith – and more recently Ross Morton and Sally – were always helpful, and kindly approved camping on the sta- tion lease. Bernd Pauli and Dave Gheesling were kind enough to proofread the text and Linda Koch, despite her busy schedule as an editor with Nature Publishing Group, cor- rected a large part of the draft and provided guidance to the non-native English speaking author in terms of language, grammar and scientiÀ c editing. Without their kind assi- stance, this work would be much less comprehensible.

Without the invaluable help and support of these researchers, friends and colleagues, this book would not have been possible.

161 THE AUTHORS

162 S. Buhl, D. McColl, Henbury Craters and Meteorites, GeoGuide, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-03955-8, © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 SVEND BUHL

is a government relations consultant in Sahara. His website, Meteorite-Recon.com, Hamburg, Germany. To fund his studies of includes illustrated À eld journals cove ring German Philology and Theory of Sciences/ some of these expeditions. Meanwhile, Philosophy at the University of Trier, Buhl close to 100 meteorites recovered by Buhl worked as a miner in an underground and his team have been analyzed, classiÀ ed anhydride quarry where he completed and published, among them several rare training as a demolition specialist. After . Apart from reference samples graduation as a Doctor of Philosophy in curated by the classifying institutions, me- 2000, he chose a career in the public rela- teorites traded and donated by Buhl are tions branch. His occupation with minera- today being kept in Natural History Muse- logy and in particular began in ums and University collections in Europe, the 1990s, but it was not until 2002, that he Morocco, Russia, Canada and the USA. formed an international team of experts Svend Buhl is a contributing author of La- and organized their À rst meteorite expedi- pis and Meteorite, a Harvey Award recipi- tion into the Ténéré desert in the Republic ent, fellow of the and of Niger. A dozen expeditions followed, member of the Confrerie St-Georges des the majority to the Central and Western Gardiens de la Meteorite d‘Ensisheim.

163 DON MCCOLL

is a retired geology graduate of Melbourne gemmology, and has published about sev- University. He began his studies with the enty assorted papers and articles on mete- À rst two years of geology at Adelaide Uni- orites, and mineralogical subjects. versity where he met and worked with Pro- An avid À eld worker, he has personally fessor Arthur Alderman, who encouraged found about 30 stony meteorites, about 500 him to take up studies in meteoritics. iron meteorites and about 5,000 tektites, After graduation, during the years from most of which are currently held in Aus- 1964 to 1970, Don McColl curated the col- tralian museums. Don McColl and his wife lections at the Tate Museum at Adelaide Lois lived in Alice Springs for À ve years in University. Later he was in charge of the the interval from 1986 to 1991, which gave national collections at the Bureau of Min- him ample opportunity to mingle with eral Resources in Canberra from 1972 to prospectors and mineral collectors in Cen- 1981. As a post retirement job, from 1996 to tral Australia and compile records of where 1998, he was minerals curator in Mount Isa the more recent specimens of Henbury me- for the Queensland Museum. McColl has teorites were actually found. specialized in meteoritics, mineralogy and

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