Portrait of a boy of ... Type:unstretched canvas

Portrait of a boy of ... Type:unstretched canvasPortrait of a boy of the Yam, the son of the woman in T 84. 17. This photograph was taken in the region surrounding the town of Najran. 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.

sit along the horizon

Further behind a man walks towards another man leading heavily loaded camel

on which a few people are walking

The tent style is distinctively non-Tibetan and the amchi is supporting his texts upon a package crate

Sacks and water skins hang from the tree's branches

Back view of a nomad woman showing long strip of cloth attached to several thin plaits of hair

A group of people stand on the left beside one of the huts

These triliths are found aligned with local watercourses

The young man at centre left also wears a thick 'agal (head rope) over his ghutra (headscarf)

surrounding a round watchtower on all sides

two on the left side of the entrance and one on the right side

The buildings are made from zabur (forced earth)