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Photograph A00363 Period 1910-1919View of Port Said. Office buildings are on the shoreline and ships and small boats are in the port.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two stone pillars which form part of the boundary stones between Sinai and Palestine.
A soldier sits on the smaller of two pillars defining the boundary between Sinai and Palestine. Graffiti names of Baker and J. Fisher are visible on the taller pillar.

THE BOUNDARY POSTS ERECTED ON THE BORDER BETWEEN PALESTINE AND SINAI. (DONATED BY CAPTAIN J.D. CRAMB.)

MIDDLE EAST. C. 1916. AN AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSEMAN WITH TWO HORSES STANDING BESIDE A STONE PILLAR WHICH WAS ONE OF A LINE MARKING THE BORDER BETWEEN SINAI AND PALESTINE. THIS PILLAR WAS NEAR RAFA.

Camp of the 6th Australian Light Horse Regiment, with a trooper tending horses in front of the tent lines. White stones mark the boundary, with the 6th ALH unofficial motto 'Fight on fight ever' cemen

ON THE PALESTINE- LEBANON BORDER. RAS- EN- NAGURAH, THE ROCKY PROMONTORY THAT DEFINES THE COASTAL BOUNDARY BETWEEN PALESTINE AND LEBANON. (PHOTOGRAPHER: F.HURLEY).

A temple of stone pillars and rectangular blocks, built by the Arabs, from the old ruins.
