Saar nomads at Manwakh well Iran

Saar nomads at Manwakh well IranView of Bin Maaruf nomads (of the Saar tribe) watering their camels at Manwakh well. Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear or damage that occurred before they were archived by the Pitt Rivers Museum.

standing in front of a tent near Al Ain

View of wood and mud-brick buildings on the slope of a mountain

In the distance the party's camels are grazing on one of the trees

Exterior view of a house being dismantled by Azairij prior to going harvesting

Their headdresses of animal fur and ostrich plumes are typical of the period

On the left a small canoe is being towed behind the dhow on a short rope

View of a man

A saddled thoroughbred Omani camel belonging to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan is couched in the sand facing forward

and high canopies cast shade over the street

A dhow under full sail glides across a flat sea

in order to collect its blood

He wears a khanjar (dagger) on a cartridge belt and suspenders over his light coloured thobe (shirt) and a ghutra (headscarf) topped with an 'agal (head rope)