Cartridge clips : Scrubby Knoll, Gallipoli Accession Number: RELAWM00330.002

Description

Two rusted and damaged .303 cartridge clips. There are small patches of dried mud on each clip.

Contextual Description

These Australian cartridge clips form part of a larger group of items collected at Scrubby Knoll in 1919. The clips were found near the summit of Scrubby Knoll and may indicate the furthest point reached by Australians on 25 April 1915. Turkish bullets were also found nearby. The Turkish commander, Essad Pasha, had his Headquarters there through the campaign.

The items were collected on 28 February 1919 by The Australian Historical Mission (AHM). The AHM, led by Official Historian C E W Bean, visited Gallipoli from February to March 1919 to collect items for the nation, to record the area through artworks and photographs, and to explore the battlefields to answer some of the 'riddles of Anzac' for the Australian official history of the war.

Details

Accession Number
RELAWM00330.002
Maker
Unknown
Classification
Technology
Object Type
Munition
Physical Description
Material: Steel
Measurement
Overall: 18 mm height x 62 mm length x 18 mm depth (each)
Overall: 18 mm x 62 mm x 18 mm
Date Made
Unknown
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
2
Copyright
Copyright not applicable

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