If you are referring to Archimedes of Syracuse, then he was a good guy.
No
He was a stupid guy
The fast spread of ideas across Europe during the Renaissance was helped by Johannes Gutenberg revolutionary invention of the removable type printing press. This made hand printing obsolete and allowed the scale production and mass dissemination of literature.
Guy Fawkes was condemned to death by being drawn, hanged, and quartered. However he leapt from the gallows before he could be brought down from being hanged, thus breaking his neck.
The norwegian Roald Amundson
A guy at the South Pole running in a circle to stay warm.
His was a Turkish Guy.
He is french
beacause robert scott died and the other guy had a nice way to climb the moutians
austrilian
It depends on the guy's nationality.
Guy Fawkes was born and educated in York, which would make him English.
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Serious names: Stella Australis (Star of the South, in Latin) South Sea Adventurer The Amundsen (the guy who discovered the South Pole) Fun names: The Penguin Express
Carefully As to not smash the goods
That depends on what journey you are talking about. Ernest Shackleton and Edward Wilson accompanied him on his first Antarctic journey (when they left the ship and walked about 500 miles toward the South Pole). On his second journey, the four people who were with him at the very end (that made it to the South Pole and then died on the way back) were Edward Wilson, Henry Bowers, Lawrence Oates, and Edgar Evans. If, perhaps, you are referring to the guy that was in Antarctica at the same time and made it to the South Pole first, that was Roald Amundsen, but they weren't traveling together.