Idris Daud and Malo with hunting trophies Frame:nonePortrait of Idris Daud (Wilfred Thesiger's personal retainer, left), and Malo (his Nuer interpreter, right), on the upper deck of the Nile steamer Kereri, with Thesiger's hunting trophies. 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.
armed with captured Italian rifles
leaders of a Manahil raiding party
View of a large pool of water among the rocks
wearing elaborate beaded and metal jewellery
Portrait of a man (named Muhammad al Auf)
There are flower pots beside him and a display of clocks behind him
Behind her five peregrine (shahin) falcons
View of a sitra (buffalo shelter) extending from the smaller dimensions of a house
which is framed by two storey buildings and a line of single storey wooden shacks
In the foreground Wilfred Thesiger's Bedouin companions unsaddle the party's camels beside a large sand dune
and holding two spears over his right shoulder
The garment is first made as a blanket
