GALLIPOLI Evidence of war.

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GALLIPOLI Evidence of war

Homer’s wine-dark sea

The Turkish soldier -by his commander

Bravery The struggle showed the bravery of both sides

compassion

View of the Australian approach to Anzac Cove: Could the Turks see them arriving?

Simpson Read the information carefully How long did he survive on the peninsula?

View of Anzac Cove and Suvla Bay

The beach at Anzac Cove

The early stages of the ascent

The rest of the ascent

The view from the top

The ravine that many troops tried to climb

Bullet shells: from the campaign Note the quantity of shells preserved in mud

Detail of shells

Anti-cavalry device Anti-cavalry device called a caltrop Look at it carefully: How would it stop horses? Why is this evidence of cavalry warfare on the peninsula?

canister How would this explosive device affect troops?

Here they played cricket

Supply area, and swimming place

The Lone Pine

View of the Aegean from Lone Pine

Remains of some trench lines

Cemeteries marking the distance between trench lines near The Neck

View of Lone Pine from near The Neck

Ravine leading up to The Neck

The Hero of Chunuk Bair What does this say about the status of Ataturk? What does this say about Turkish attitudes to Australia?

We buried ours… The Lone Pine memorial and some of the names of the fallen on that field

And the Turks buried theirs… Turkish cemetery near The Neck: monument and soldiers