Governor of Santa Clara pueblo Iraq

Governor of Santa Clara pueblo IraqPortrait of a man, the governor of Santa Clara pueblo, leaning on wall, wrapped in a striped blanket. 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.

listing heavily to one side

wearing head and neck ornaments (including what appear to be two leather charm cases)

all the sand surrounding the men is bare of vegetation

Behind them market stalls with large wooden doors line the street

they have nevertheless retained their language with a great degree of purity

Portrait of a thirty-seven-year-old Japanese man named Tanaka Rentarō

customs and religious rites are similar to those of Taos

ringed by men watching the action

Portrait of a young Zuni woman

below Jabal Harfa

Further beyond a two storey building fronted with a wooden canopy lines the square

He wears cartridge belt suspenders over his thobe (long shirt)