Portrait of a man of ... Tibet

Portrait of a man of ... TibetPortrait of a man of the Bayt Zabnawt lineage of Mahra Bedouin at the Habarut [Habrut] wells. 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.

The man on the left is a member of the Rashid Bedouin

In the distance behind him a large sand dune rises to a high peak at the right

Oraibi 'occupies a position on the top of a mesa on the opposite side of a broad valley some twelve miles west of [Shimopavi]

stands in a patch of wet sand

View of dhows (sailboats) and an abra (ferry boat) on Dubai Creek

The boy's head is loosely covered with a headscarf and he holds a bone in one hand

In the background people draw water from a well using ropes and pulleys suspended from a large wooden frame built over the well

Portrait a boy

He is wearing a dark headscarf and light patterned loincloth

a string is tightly wrapped

In the left foreground a man buys grain from a trader

third from left