I read an ANZAC website years ago about the cemeteries there. The families ordered tombstones and a certain amount of text was allowed to be engraved in addition to the usual information on a military tombstone. The script on the tombstones was heart breaking, you got a sense that the folks in AUS/NZ had no idea of the lethality of The Great War or how effective Johnny Turk would be at killing their sons. It must have been a good while after the battle was over and the families had found out that their loved one was a casualty. That they ordered the stones from the Gov.? to be placed on the graves in far away Dardanelles. The little messages were literally chiseled into the marble with tears, as the families messages on the stones indicated that they had not yet come to terms with the loss. I had saved it to my favorites but it was no longer available when I last tried to open it so I deleted the link, it was very interesting.