The Face of the high Arctic. (Motion picture).

National Film Board of Canada (Added Author).

Summary: A study of the geological evolution of the Queen Elizabeth Islands of the Canadian Arctic as shown in treeless wastes which bear evidence of glaciers that advanced and receded, and in life forms that change with the climate. Includes views of scarred hills, jagged rocks, and stone imprints of marine creatures from temperate waters.

Record details

Physical Description: 13 min. sd. col. 16 mm.
Publisher: National Film Board of Canada, 1959.

Content descriptions

General Note:	Released in the U.S. by Encyclopaedia Britannica Films. With teachers guide.
Creation/Production Credits Note:	Credits: Producer, Hugh O'Connor; director and photographer, Dalton Muir; commentary, Strowan Robertson; music, Robert Fleming.
Additional Physical Form available Note:	Also available online in streaming video format.