Sandia pueblo George Dixon Aked

Sandia pueblo George Dixon AkedView (looking eastward) of buildings surrounding the main plaza of Sandia pueblo, with a wooden cart (known locally as a carreta) and several people prominent in the foreground, and the Sandia mountains visible in the distance. According to James Stevenson's original note for this photograph (prepared circa 1885), '[a]s the village is located in a very fertile portion of the Rio Grande valley the inhabitants are devoted to pastural and agricultural

Two men with rifles sit on a sand hill in a vast flat plain

for an assault on Sanaa during the Yemen Civil War

It was one of a number of stelae and zoomorphs erected at Quirigua as part of a complex building programme which took place at the height of the city-state's power during the Late Classic period

Muhammad bin Fadil's ghutra (headscarf) is blown back behind his shoulders by the wind and he holds a camel stick up in the air with one hand

Further beyond

The ground is covered in fine sand

points his camel stick in the air front of the three men sitting to the right

a samurai and officer on the 1862 Takenouchi mission to Europe

'[a]s the village is located in a very fertile portion of the Rio Grande valley the inhabitants are devoted to pastural and agricultural pursuits

Portrait of a girl

with a herd of black goats

also know as the Asiatic Wild Dog or Red Dog