The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dugouts in Monash Gully, inland of Shrapnel Gully and behind Anzac Cove on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
A gully inland from the beach on the Gallipoli Peninsula, probably near Anzac Cove. Men, horses and dugouts can be seen amidst the scrub. By the shore in the distance are several vessels, possibly inc
Soldiers and dugouts in Anzac Gully looking inland from Anzac Cove. In the foreground on the right is the sergeants' mess. Later in the campaign there were many more dugouts lining this gully.
The sea seen from the trenches above Shrapnel Gully, inland from Anzac Cove.
Tents and dugouts at Shrapnel Gully at Anzac Cove, under snow, prior to the evacuation.
Hell Spit, Anzac Cove, White Valley, Plugg'es Plateau, Monash Gully, Beach Cemetery, Shrapnel Valley cemetery, Reserve Gully.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. The position of the Indian hospital camp, Shrapnel Gully, Anzac, where dugouts were made for the protection of the Indian mules.
