View of a woman from ... Type:art print

View of a woman from ... Type:art printView of a woman from the Bin Maaruf lineage of Sa'ar Bedouin leading a camel at Manwakh well. The camel is loaded with a camel litter that is made from a wood frame covered in cloth. Two people sit inside the camel litter. 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.

are attached to the huts

while above them a large white sail flies from a mast

surrounded by several large piles of reed mats and other boats

Salim bin Ghabaisha crouches on a rocky outcrop looking at a piece of plant that he is holding in his hand

Three-quarter length portrait of two men

View of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party resting at the well of Ma' Shadid in the Wadi Ghudun

Tendong Shappe in black fox fur hat and gold coloured chuba

Two men wearing waistcoats over their thobes (long shirts) and holding camel sticks stand in the midst of a wide bare courtyard

the father of a boy called Kendawa

a few women are working to unload the remaining camels

This image was taken during Wilfred Thesiger's journey from Al Ain to Liwa oasis

leaning on a camel stick