Portrait of a young child ... Portraits of notable people

Portrait of a young child ... Portraits of notable peoplePortrait of a young child of the Sa'ar Bedouin at the well of Manwakh. The child is wearing a fringed skirt and is holding a water skin. Long earrings dangle from the child's ears. Two people stand in the background beside a few couched camels. 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.

including his mother (named Afara) sitting on the left

Two posts sticking out of the sand prop the boat into an upright position

In the background low rolling dunes stretch off into the distance

In the left background a few wind towers (barjeel) rise from the rooftops of buildings behind the fort

Portrait of a naked boy sitting on reeds mats

In the near right foreground a man wearing a thobe (long shirt) and waistcoat adjusts his ghutra (headscarf)

View of scattered bushes growing amongst sand dunes in the region between Jaladah plain and the Bani Ma'arid sands in the Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali)

View of the city of Ad Dali' as seen from the valley below

In the sands behind them small shrubs and bushes grow in an expanse of soft rolling sand

kneels holding a piece of cloth in his lap next to a fire

The falaj is covered with stones

with a saddled horse and two goats