The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The ancient lion at Hamadan. Its origin is lost in antiquity as it bears no inscription. It is believed that it marks the site of one of the Gates of the City.
The village of Paitak showing the Pass of Take Garreh, the classical Gates of Zagros. This road is well known in ancient history forming a section of the Royal Road from Babylon to Ecbatana (Hamadan).
The No 9 station (known as Sweet's column) passing through the gorge of the Aveh Chai near Aveh, between Kasvin and Hamadan.
Kalat Sharquat is a camp between railhead and Mosul during early 1919. No 15 Station was stationed here at Christmas 1918. In the background is the excavation of the ruins of the ancient Assyrian city
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
Kalat Sharquat is a camp between railhead and Mosul during early 1919. No 15 Station was stationed here at Christmas 1918. In the background is the excavation of the ruins of the ancient Assyrian city
