Portrait of a boy from ... John K. Hillers

Portrait of a boy from ... John K. HillersPortrait of a boy from the Bani Malik tribe in the upper Wadi Damad. 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.

the brother of the local arbob (herditary district chief or headman)

Portrait of a boy of the Mahra Bedouin in the region between Dahal well and Qabr Hud well

while in the far distance a low rocky outcrop runs along the horizon

In the distance behind Al Khandaq fort sits on the left next to a date palm plantation

In the distance beyond scattered vegetation grows on a vast dry plain

He is posing with a bow and blunted arrows with which he has shot the birds that adorn his headband

A single storey building is visible in the background on the left

Portrait of a boy standing on the prow of a canoe

Many of the participants are holding long sticks and wearing garlands of herbs in their hair

In the near distance tufts of vegetation grow in sand rippled by small waves of secondary dunes

a soldier of the Royalist forces

holding knives