The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dugouts and shelters constructed by Australian soldiers on Walker's Ridge shortly after the Anzac landing. This area is part of a rugged spur leading from the beach a short distance north of Ari Burnu to the heights above the landing area. In the background can be seen the steep sides of a prominent feature known as the Sphinx.
Handmade rectangular tin sign of irregular shape. The words 'IVY / LODGE' have been produced by hammering a nail or centre punch to create perforations for the outlines of the letters. The sign has a
Australian troops ascending ridge to Plugge's Plateau, The Sphinx, Walker's Ridge and Baby 700 on skyline, steep, rocky hillside at Gallipoli, the terrain prohibitive. Many of the soldiers are dead, o
Anzac Beaches Area (Gallipoli), Turkey. c. October 1915. The light railway line used to move stores between Anzac Cove and North Beach as seen from near Ari Burnu. Note the tents of the Casualty Clear
Anzac Cove, looking north past Ari Burnu to Suvla Bay. The shore is densely packed with stores brought in to Walker's Pier (left) by barges, and the slopes running up from the beach are honeycombed by
The Ari Burnu Cemetery looking inland across the headstones to the Cross of Remembrance. The features on the skyline around the cemetery are from the left: Walker's Ridge, the prominent feature of the
A view from North Beach of the prominent feature known as the Sphinx. In the centre are dugouts built into the hill overlooking the landing area at Anzac.
From Walker's Ridge looking towards the Sphinx and in the far distance Ari Burnu Point. While completing the sketch on which this painting is based, Clifton noticed some Australian soldiers climbing f
