Captain Scott together with his two companions were covered with their Scott tent -- centre pole removed, and buried in a snowdrift that covered the tent. The spot is located on the Antarctic continent on an ice shelf that may by now have calved into the sea.
The grave of Captain Charles Sturt is in the Cheltenham cemetery in the United Kingdom.
The team that found Captain Scott with his companions buried the tent with their bodies inside, in November of 1912. Mother Nature subsequently covered the spot with ice crystals and as part of the Ross Ice Shelf, one can assume that their remains are either still there, or have been calved off in an iceberg and dropped into the sea bed.
The legend of Captain Kidd's buried treasure is believed to be on Oak Island in Nova Scotia, Canada. However, the exact location of the treasure has never been confirmed or found, despite many attempts to locate it.
Yes he was.Another AnswerApsley Cherry-Gerard, one of Scott's crew, led an expedition in the later months of 1912, to find the polar team. They came upon the tent that had been mostly drifted over by blowing ice crystals and snow. They dug into the ten, opened the flaps and discovered the three remaining explorers: Dr Wilson, Captain Scott and Birdie Bowers. In the middle of the three, Captain Scott had thrown off his deer-skin bag, and thrown open his coat.Cherry-Gerard's team removed all portable items from the tent -- tools, equipment, journals, letters written by the explorers to their families, and such -- and re-buried the tent.It is assumed that the tent drifted with ice calving into the Southern Ocean, no formal or absolute result has ever been documented.
Robert Scott and his team were left where they died on the Ross Ice Shelf. It is not certain if their bodies are still on the Ice Shelf, or if they have been carried away by the continuing movement and breakup of that Ice Shelf.
Andrew George Scott (Captain Moonlight, the Australian bushranger) was hanged in Darlinghurst Gaol in January 1880. He was buried in Rookwood Cemetary, despite his last wishes to be buried with his "beloved James Nesbitt". In January 1995 his body was exhumed and he was buried next to James, his partner, in Gundagai Cemetery.
Andrew George Scott (Captain Moonlight, the Australian bushranger) was hanged in Darlinghurst Gaol in January 1880. He was buried in Rookwood Cemetary, despite his last wishes to be buried with his "beloved James Nesbitt". In January 1995 his body was exhumed and he was buried next to James, his partner, in Gundagai Cemetery.
Andrew George Scott (Captain Moonlight, the Australian bushranger) was hanged in Darlinghurst Gaol in January 1880. He was buried in Rookwood Cemetary, despite his last wishes to be buried with his "beloved James Nesbitt". In January 1995 his body was exhumed and he was buried next to James, his partner, in Gundagai Cemetery.
Andrew George Scott (Captain Moonlight, the Australian bushranger) was hanged in Darlinghurst Gaol in January 1880. He was buried in Rookwood Cemetary, despite his last wishes to be buried with his "beloved James Nesbitt". In January 1995 his body was exhumed and he was buried next to James, his partner, in Gundagai Cemetery.
In the "normal timeline" he was buried on Veridian III by Captain Picard.
Captain Scott (Robert Falcon Scott) was born in Plymouth on the 6th June 1868.
Captain Scott's son is named Peter Markham Scott.
Captain Robert Falcon Scott was born in England and was a British citizen.
Captain Scott used ships as transport.
captain Morgan is buried in the Atlantic side of Panama. It is said that he was buried with all his armour near a little town in panama called Portobello.
Captain Scott maintained a home in London, England.
Captain Scott did not trek to the North Pole.