Portrait of young man India

Portrait of young man IndiaPortrait of a young Samburu man holding a bow and blunted arrows, taken shortly after his circumcision. He still wears the black skin cloak and has also been adorned with woman's earrings and an ostrich feather headdress. 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 ford between Abu Dhabi and the mainland

while on the other the peregrine falcon perches on a mangalah (cuff) over his arm

A man sits on a mound of sand

Each person holds either a rifle or a camel stick

sits cross-legged in the sand

In the foreground a man and a boy relax in shallow water on the right

in the foreground

In the foreground a wide road leads into the city of Abha

Chapman calls Gyemphel Utsi 'Holy Hill'

In the distance beyond large rock cliffs frame the harbour

sitting and standing

The man crouches in the sand looking at a saker (hurr) falcon which he holds on a mangalah (cuff) on his arm