Accession Number | E01005P |
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Collection type | Photograph |
Object type | Digital file |
Maker |
Unknown Australian Official Photographer |
Place made | France: Picardie, Somme, Albert Bapaume Area, Pozieres Area, Pozieres |
Date made | 23 September 1917 |
Conflict |
First World War, 1914-1918 |
Copyright |
Item copyright: Copyright expired - public domain
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The Pozieres battlefield, taken from near the strongly fortified enemy concrete redoubt called ...
Description
The Pozieres battlefield, taken from near the strongly fortified enemy concrete redoubt called Gibraltar. This strongpoint dominated the surrounding country and was at the centre of the severe fighting took place during the historic battles in July and August of 1916. Note an unidentified building on the far left and tents and other structures in the background (centre, right). This is a digitally combined composite panorama made up of nine separate images. It is only available as a digital print. The nine images are also available separately at E01005A, E01005B, E01005C, E01005D, E01005E, E01005F, E01005G, E01005H and E01005I.
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