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Gallipoli shipwrecks

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Shipwrecks in and around Anzac Cove

 

  Gallipoli shipwrecks

The HMAS AE2 - from anzacsite.gov.auSubmarines at Gallipoli: The AE2 (anzacsite.gov.au)
See also AE2 photographs.


Beneath Gallipoli (beneathgallipoli.org)
"The Underwater archaeology of the Dardanelles Battle Site."

HMAS AE2 (wikipedia.org)
The Australian submarine HMAS AE2 was shelled during the Battle of Gallipoli in the Sea of Marmara in 1915.

AE2 (1914-1915) (awm.gov.au)
From the Australian War Memorial.

The AE2 Submarine - Australia's 'Gallipoli' Submarine (markspencer.com.au)

The Diary of Able Seaman 7893 Albert Edward Knaggs R.A.N.
Includes voyages of the AE2 and action at Gallipoli.

The Australian submarine, AE2, 30 April 1915 (awm.gov.au)
Transcript of a talk on the Australian submarine AE2.

Deep Secrets: The Ballard Gallipoli Expedition (National Geographic Channel)
Presents photographs taken from an underwater exploration of warships that were sunk during the Battle of Gallipoli, including the AE2.

NO LONGER A SHIPWRECK:
The Gallipoli Boat - from a Film Australia video
Gallipoli Boat (National Film and Sound Archive)
This lifeboat was recovered from the shores of Anzac Cove and is now on display at the Australian War Memorial. Includes video and links to activities for students.

Gallipoli Boat (www.nationaltreasures.com.au)

Gallipoli Boat, including video again. Includes links to activities for students.
 

  Diving opportunities Shipwrecks at Gallipoli (allaboutturkey.com)
Many of the 216 known wrecks can be accessed by divers.
 
  Student activities The Last Voyage of the AE2 (warandidentity.com.au)
Interactive activity.

Gallipoli Boat Classroom Activities (National Film and Sound Archive)
 

  News Divers discover Gallipoli wrecks (The West Australian, 20 June 2010)
A Sydney-based archaeological team has discovered several new shipwrecks from the World War I Gallipoli campaign in Turkey...

Oceanic survey of Anzac Cove (The Bulletin)
Photographer Mark Spencer’s work with Australia’s leading maritime archaeology team has uncovered a number of new shipwrecks at Anzac Cove...
 
  Ships at Gallipoli Though not shipwrecks (the topic of this page) the following may be of interest:

Health to the Navy (anzacsite.gov.au)
Battleship HMS Cornwallis, flat-bottomed barge evacuating wounded soldiers, trawler of the kind used for transferring soldiers and supplies to shore, battleship HMS Queen Elizabeth.

List of Allied warships that served at Gallipoli (en.wikipedia.org)

A Tribute to the Ships of the Dardanelles & Gallipoli 1914-1918 (dardanelles-gallipoli.com)
Click on Illustrations for images.
 
    See also

● News images
Gallipoli photographs
Gallipoli films
Maps
Anzac Cove today


 

For those interested in later shipwrecks:
● 
Second World War shipwrecks in Australian waters (australia.gov.au
, previously at cultureandrecreation.gov.au)
 

 

HMAS AE2 Sydney
(Photo from www.anzacsite.gov.au. See Submarines at Gallipoli: The AE2)


 

The Gallipoli Boat
(Photo from Film Australia video. See National Film and Sound Archive: Gallipoli Boat.)

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