The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ruins of the Royal Banquetting Hall of King Chosroes of Persia at Ctesophon, about 20 miles south east of Baghdad. This building is all that remains of the winter capital of the Persian Empire. It fell to the Arabs in the days of the Caliph Omar in AD 637.
Another side of the ruins of the Royal Banquetting Hall of King Chosroes of Persia at Ctesophon, about 20 miles south east of Baghdad. This building is all that remains of the winter capital of the Pe
Members of No 9 Station of the Australian Wireless Signal Squadron crossing Asadabad Pass about 30 miles on the Kermanshah side of Hamadan. This pass is over 8000 feet above sea level and forms the wa
Members of No 9 Station of the Australian Wireless Signal Squadron crossing Asadabad Pass about 30 miles on the Kermanshah side of Hamadan. This pass is over 8000 feet above sea level and forms the wa
An unidentified soldier stands on the ruins of the Quays of Babylon. It is hard to imagine that here once stood the whares and warehouses of the premier mart of Asia. The quays were built by Nebucha
Another side of the Agar Guf with a car parked in front on the road. The Agar Guf is 9 miles west of Baghdad. Agar Guf is a relic of the temple tower of the city Dur Kurigalzu of the Kassitez Babyl
An unidentified soldier standing on the footpath of the building used as the billet headquarters of the Anzac Wireless Unit in New Street, Baghdad.
