Portrait of two Bedouin men ... Type:art print

Portrait of two Bedouin men ... Type:art printPortrait of two Bedouin men standing on the edge of Bir Thamud well. The man on the left is a member of the Rashid Bedouin. He is holding a rope for drawing water. 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.

A falconer's mangalah (cuff) lies in the sand at the base of the wakir

In the far distance a large building sits on the rise

at the wells at Ilaut

Although the Tewas have thus resided in close proximity to these two pueblos unallied in speech

On the right a number of men are pulling fishing boats onto the beach

Portrait of a Bedouin man

kneels on the right next to a pile of firewood

On the far left two more men stand near the mast

A few tall trees grow amongst the dunes

He is holding a long handled pan next to the fire

The girl is wearing silver necklaces and a number of silver belts around her waist

In the far distance bushes grow across a vast area of rolling sands