Walpi pueblo Frame:black

Walpi pueblo Frame:blackView (looking southward) of buildings at Walpi pueblo on First Mesa, with several stone structures (used as goat and sheep pens) visible in the foreground. According to James Stevenson's original note for this photograph (prepared circa 1885), the 'mesa is about 700 feet above the surrounding plain, and is only reached by narrow pathways, only one of which is passable for horses and burros. The mesa is composed of solid sandstone and its summit

View of multi-storeyed buildings surrounding the main plaza of Tewa pueblo on First Mesa

stands holding the head rope of his camel

Seated portrait of a tribesman of the Manasir Bedouin in Al Khatam sands

Tree roots twisted around the temple at Neak Pean

A group of joined buildings sits in the near distance on the far side of terraced cultivated fields

This image was taken during Wilfred Thesiger's May 18-28

The camel on which he sits stands in profile facing towards the right

Each man is holding a rifle

Rakashar's wife standing next to Rakashar's brother

Two men rest behind them

A man in a white thobe (long shirt) and ghutra (headscarf) stands next to the stern of the baghla

In the foreground one of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling companions walks with his camel across a flat rocky plain