Tuareg men with camels Tibet

Tuareg men with camels TibetView of men gathered with camels, with the head and neck of a camel prominent 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.

with a shrine visible in the foreground

typically women's dress but here worn shortly before circumcision

about twelve miles east of Albuquerque

A young African sailor wearing an undershirt and a wraparound skirt stands next to a mast

"Iron Hill"

Exterior view of the mudhif (guest house) belonging to Hatim bin Mauzan of the Al Juaibar tribe

View of women

a shepherd

also wearing uniform

In the far distance a sheer faced rock mountain (likely Jebel Hafeet [Jabal Hafit]) sits below the horizon

In the foreground a line of tracks leads up the side of a wind-rippled dune into the far distance

He still wear the black skin cloak and has been adorned with women's earrings and an ostrich feather headdress with small stuffed birds hanging from the back of the neck