The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The skeletal remains of one of the boats or barges used during the Gallipoli Campaign buried on North Beach. Silhouetted against the skyline beyond the beach is Plugge's Plateau and Ari Burnu.
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
GALLIPOLI, 1915. NORTH BEACH SEEN FROM THE SEA, NORTH OF ANZAC COVE AND ARI BURNU, WITH PLUGGE'S PLATEAU ABOVE THE TENTS OF THE CASUALTY CLEARING STATIONS AND FIELD AMBULANCE UNITS. (DONOR G. TERRY)
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
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 25 April 1915. Ari Burnu, looking down on the beach from Plugge's Plateau, showing a trench on the summit of Ari Burnu Knoll rushed by the 3rd Australian Brigade immediate
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. Summer 1915. A view from the sea of Anzac Cove. On the left is Ari Burnu, left background is Plugge's Plateau, to the right is MacLagan's Ridge with Anzac Gully between. N
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. Summer 1915. A view from the sea of Anzac Cove. In the centre is Ari Burnu, left background is Plugge's Plateau, to the right is MacLagan's Ridge with Anzac Gully between.
