The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View from Russell's Top looking towards Ari Burnu on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Note the prominent landmark of the Sphinx at the centre of the ridge. The Sphinx was named after the Egyptian monument located near Mena Camp, where the Anzac forces trained before they were deployed to fight in the Gallipoli campaign. This photograph was taken during the joint Australian War Memorial and Imperial War Museum battlefield tour of Gallipoli in September 2000.
The Sphinx, a prominent landmark on the Gallipoli Peninsula; named after the Egyptian monument located near Mena Camp, where the Anzac forces trained before they were deployed to fight in the Gallipol
View of rear of Sphinx towards Ari Burnu on Gallipoli. Battlefield runs inland from, almost to the intersection of and, The Sphinx is on the other side from at the seaward end (not to be confused with
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c May 1915. Looking down at the Sphinx and Ari Burnu from the end of a trench on top of Walker's Ridge or Russell's Top. Note the Indian standing against the edge of the t
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c May 1915. Looking down at the Sphinx and Ari Burnu from the end of a trench on top of Walker's Ridge or Russell's Top. Note the Indian standing against the edge of the t
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
View of the Gallipoli Peninsula skyline from Plugge's Plateau to the Sphinx. The 100 metre high plateau which dominates the shore at Ari Burnu was the first major obstacle facing the troops landing th
