View of water sellers unloading ... Type:art printView of water sellers unloading imported water from a dhow (sailboat) at the harbour in Kuwait City. In the foreground boys and men stand in the tide beside a dhow, loading filled water skins onto waiting donkeys. Behind them three dhows are moored in shallow water close to shore. 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.
View of camels belonging to Wilfred Thesiger's party watering at a falaj (irrigation channel) at the southern end of Jabal Hafit
In the background a steep rock outcrop juts above the plain
In the central foreground a stand of palm trees grows on a vast sand flat
They see to be bowing in greeting or farewell
In the background camels cluster around a ghaf [Prosopis cineraria] tree
He is sitting on the ground
The man stands in front of his hut
wearing a bandolier and a large dagger in a scabbard across his waist
from the near right to the central foreground
trying to take the camera from the photographer
Behind him on the left a worn canvas sack is tied to a bush growing in the sand
Lamas were often trained in medicine and would be called on to administer medicine and to chant an appropriate religious text
