Unraveling the Franklin Expedition

This chapter explores the harrowing survival struggles faced by the Franklin Expedition in the Arctic, touching on public fascination with exploration and subsequent search efforts. It highlights the controversial findings of John Ray regarding cannibalism and the legitimacy of Inuit testimonies, alongside the recent discoveries of the lost ships. Additionally, the chapter examines the potential causes of the crew's tragic fate, including lead poisoning and harsh weather, while emphasizing the importance of indigenous knowledge in understanding historical events.