An archaeological dig fifty years from now... "It's hard to believe but cars ran on carbon fuels, and men under the age of twenty-five could get a licence.." 21 September, 2007
Reference Number: DCDL-0004033
An archaeologist fifty years into the future stands in a pit he has dug surveying the wreckage of a car along with a scull and various bones and commenting on how hard it is to believe that fifty years ago men under the age of 25 could get a licence. Refers to the serious problem with young drivers and maybe also to the problem of boy racers.
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1 image, categorised under Cartoons (Commentary) and Digital images, related to Teenage automobile drivers, Traffic accidents, Archaeologists, Excavations (Archaeology) and Drivers' licences.
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Scott, Thomas, 1947- :[Digital cartoons published from 27 July 2005 onwards in the Dominion Post. Includes a selection of digital cartoons from 2003-], Reference Number DC-Group-0025 (778 digitised items)
Extent: 1 digital cartoon(s)Jpeg image - Resolution 150 dpi; RGB (24 bit); Pixel dimensions 2494 x 1790. Single art work
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