View of a crowd of ... Tibet

View of a crowd of ... TibetView of a crowd of locals and traders at the suq (market) in the town of Abha. In the foreground two Arab men stand in the midst of a group of donkeys carrying heavy loads of wood. Behind them two storey buildings fronted with wooden canopies line the square. 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.

All three boys stand in a line

Two posts sticking out of the sand prop the boat into an upright position

which served as the old British Legation buildings in Addis Ababa (prior to the construction of a new building in 1910-11)

A single sail files from the main mast as the boom sails into the far right distance

a tributary of the Euphrates

Portrait of an Arab falconer

and a tied headscarf

View of the Shindagha district from the Bur Dubai side of Dubai Creek

A falconer's mangalah (cuff) lies in the sand to the right of the wakir

A large white minaret stands at the edge of the buildings in the central distance

The boy is standing in a large empty area

Further beyond the silhouette of Dubai is visible along the far bank