Boy riding a yak Frame:black

Boy riding a yak Frame:blackPortrait of a boy, sitting astride a saddled yak. 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.

Behind him a stone wall runs across the background in the distance

line the street

wearing metal earrings and a necklace

Behind the abra a line of ferries are docked at a ferry boat launch at the side of the creek

In the left foreground the pillar of a ruined adobe building sits in the sand

gathered around a dead wild boar

in a state of disrepair

preparing a meal

flanked by two displays of markhor (Capra falconeri

Seated portrait of Alaiwa bin Lutaiya

It was one of a number of stelae and zoomorphs erected at Quirigua as part of a complex building programme which took place during the Late Classic period

The tall and triangular white building on the left is Al Shada Palace