Portrait of a Bedouin boy ... Africa

Portrait of a Bedouin boy ... AfricaPortrait of a Bedouin boy from a camel caravan at Al Mukalla. The boy is tying a bag together using a stick and rope. In the background more bags lie in the sand behind him. 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.

The houses are built from adobe bricks topped with parallel lines of raqf (slate) tiles

Group portrait of girls

View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party standing on a pathway during the party's journey from the village of 'Ar'arah to Jabal Mana'

View of four men

The Potala seen from the west across the plain

In the foreground a group of Arab boys stand beside a few donkeys

He holds a camel stick in one hand and balances in a kneeling position

He is wearing flowers in his hair

Salim bin Ghabaisha wears a cartridge belt and leather suspenders over his thobe (long shirt) and has a ghutra (headscarf) wrapped around his head

which is dotted with twigs

At the centre a man walks behind a mud water trough

sitting at a campfire in the Al Batin sands near Liwa oasis