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固有名詞

Mallory Basin

1. A shallow in Everest, Tibet, China: a scree-filled depression on the Northeast Ridge of Mount Everest, below The Warts, a pair of protrusions above the ridgeline, between the Northeast Shoulder and the First Step.
   • 2002, Jochen Hemmleb, Eric Simonson, Detectives on Everest‎^[1], The Mountaineers Books, →ISBN, LCCN 2002005274, OCLC 78626852, page 53:

     View across the Mallory basin from the crest of the ill-defined rib

   • 2007 November 5, Phil Summers, “The Mallory and Irvine Mystery - Oxygen issues, a re-examination by Phil Summers”, in Explorersweb‎^[2], archived from the original on June 16, 2021:

     Sundry clues found and examined include; various historic campsites, an overmitten which may be from one of the pair and the revealing discovery of Mallory's body cold welded to the scree of the 'Mallory basin' at 8155 metres (1).