Huts at the village of ... Type:art print

Huts at the village of ... Type:art printHuts at the village of Ash Shuqaiq. These are round huts made from reeds. A boy is standing in the foreground. 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.

One of the men is holding a water skin

He wears a dark thobe (long shirt) and his eyes are shaded by a plain ghutra (headscarf)

Behind it a number of square 'arish huts made from date palm fronds have been built on the field

playing the African game of mancala

View of the monolithic rock-hewn church known as Golgotha at Lalibela

and his two children

Nearby a man leads two donkeys past two boys standing in a rowboat

A baggage camel follows behind the man

At the far left a man stands holding a rope

In the foreground a long shelter made from plant material sits alongside a large gravel field

Sir Charles Bell sitting on a chair on a small carpet

with a saddled horse and two goats