Portrait of a boy at ... Tibet

Portrait of a boy at ... TibetPortrait of a boy at Umm al Khashab. He is wearing a hat made from palm fronds. 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.

Portrait of a man and woman of the Wahiba Bedouin men filling a water-skin at a well in the Sharqiyah Sands

In the foreground a man walks toward a group of saddled and loaded camels resting beside a low tree

In the near distance four boys stand in the middle of a field

He wears cartridge over his thobe (long shirt and a dark ghutra (headscarf)

The man stands at the edge of the well

Beside them

On the left a group of people sit at a canopied market stall

On the right the bow of a large dhow sits in the water

Wilfred Thesiger's party in or near Ghayl bin Yumayn

a boy and a teenager of the Sa'ar Bedouin sitting on the ground in the Raydat as Say'ar

At the centre

In the foreground a large shelter made from plant material sits alongside a number of square