Half length group portrait of ... India

Half length group portrait of ... IndiaHalf length group portrait of three Arab boys in Wadi Yiba or Wadi Hali. 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.

holding onto sail rigging

Oraibi 'occupies a position on the top of a mesa on the opposite side of a broad valley some twelve miles west of [Shimopavi]

stands behind the well

is moored futher back on the left

A boy wearing a light coloured thobe (shirt) and a ghutra (headscarf) stands in front of the stern of a beached badan

stands to the right of the two nearest camels

On the left one group rests in the gravel below the ravine's slopes of barren rock

sits against a rock face looking directly forwards

In the near distance a few Bedouin men lead camels across the rocky bottom of a wadi flanked by steep slopes

View of a ruined fort in the cliffs above Andhur spring

Long earrings dangle from the child's ears

holding spears