The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Scattered graves marked by simple white crosses on the old Somme battlefield. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is held at P03631.216.
The fighting at Pozieres between July and August 1916 resulted in almost 23,000 Australian casualties. The village itself was destroyed. Photographers Frank Hurley and Hubert Wilkins often walked the
Scattered graves marked by simple white crosses on the old Somme battlefields. This image is a colour Paget Plate. The same image is available in black and white and is held at E03036.
Scattered graves marked by simple white crosses on the old Somme battlefields. This image is a colour Paget Plate. The same image is available in black and white and is held at E03036.
Flowers gathered within a radius of a few yards on the Somme battlefield. There were many poppies among them. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is
An unidentified soldier's grave half obscured by wind sown flowers, on the old battlefield of Pozieres. The cross marking the grave reads 'British Soldier'. This is an original Paget Plate negative.
The battered concrete redoubt known as 'Gibraltar' on the battlefield. Note the sandbagged wall at left. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is held a
A lone Australian Light Horseman leading another horse on the Old Jericho Road. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is held at P03631.027.
The old Jericho Road near its descent into the Jordan Plains. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is held at P03631.010.
