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Photograph G02076 Period 1910-1919Hill 60 from right flank of the New Zealand attack looking eastwards up the gully towards the position where the old oak trees stood. Trench lines are covering the hill. Note Hill 60 is out of view

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Trenches on the right of the New Zealand attack at Hill 60, looking towards trenches made by 4th Australian Infantry Brigade when they attacked on 21 August 1915 and 28 August 1915. Note Hill 60 is out of view towards the left. One of a series of photographs taken on the Gallipoli Peninsula under the direction of Captain C E W Bean of the Australian Historical Mission, during the months of February and March, 1919.
Hill 60 from right flank of the New Zealand attack looking eastwards up the gully towards the position where the old oak trees stood. Trench lines are covering the hill. Note Hill 60 is out of view

Hill 60 looking from the position near the old oak tree from where the 4th Australian Infantry Brigade attacked. Note the metal sniper's shields in the foreground. One of a series of photographs tak

Looking down Kaiajik Dere showing Turkish trenches on the right and Australian trenches on the left of Dere, Hill 60 in in the centre. Suvla Bay and Salt lake are in the distance directly behind Hill

The gap in the hedge through which the 18th Infantry Battalion passed to attack Hill 60 in August 1915. Hill 60 is in the background and Hill 971 is in the far distance. One of a series of photograp

Looking north to Hill 971 from a ridge 100 yards north of Hill 100. The head of Kaiajik Dere is in the foreground showing the extremely rough country the 4th Australian Infantry Brigade had to cross

Hill 60 looking east across the gully on the flank of the New Zealanders towards the old burnt oak trees. Two smaller older oak trees are visible. The old oak tree was half way between two. Note H
