Portrait of a local Arab ... Jacques-Philippe Potteau

Portrait of a local Arab ... Jacques-Philippe PotteauPortrait of a local Arab man and boy watering at Ad Darb well. They stand on the edge of the well, leaning against the large wooden frame built over the well. Ropes and pulleys for drawing water hang from the frame. In the right background a man stands beside the well. 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 a bush growing in sand in the region between Jaladah plain and the Bani Ma'arid sands in the Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali)

and holds a camel stick

This mask represents the Guardian of the Cemetery figure who appears frequently in Tibetan drama

the Governor of Upper Nile Province

at the market in Bati

View of Dinka men carrying spears (and wearing dance ormanents and accessories) at a funeral dance near Malakal

He holds a camel stick in one hand and the head rope of his camel in the other

The tiers of the structure dominate the image

View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party standing at the bottom of a steep conglomerate cliff in the Wadi Andhur

The main sail of the dhow is raised

Half length standing portrait of a tribesman of the Duru Bedouin at Al Ain

which is partially shaded by a few cloth canopies