The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Activies near the beach north of Anzac Cove. Two trawlers are approaching the shore. In the foreground numerous soldiers are moving about near their dugouts.
The Anzac Cove area seen from an inland gully. Numerous dugouts can be seen on the slopes in the foreground, where large groups of men are moving about. In the distance, close to the shore, is a clust
View of the beach north of Anzac Cove, showing numerous soldiers moving about amid tents, stacks of stores and dugouts. The group of tents on the right possibly belong to a Casualty Clearing Station.
Anzac Cove as it appeared a week after the landing. Large quantities of stores are already piled on the beach; temporary piers of pontoon construction are being used to connect several small vessels w
An elevated view of Anzac Cove showing the intensive use of space on the beach for storage and dugouts after several months of the campaign. There are several boats near or beside the shore. Numero
A view of the beach north of Anzac Cove (known as North Beach). Numerous men are moving along the shore; the beach is covered with tents and stores. More stores are stacked on the pier.
View of the beach north of Anzac Cove. Note the rugged ridges that rise up right behind the beach. A pier can be seen in the foreground; on the right is a line of Eight Person Indian Production (EPIP)
