Portrait of a man and ... Size:medium

Portrait of a man and ... Size:mediumPortrait of a man and two boys of the Bin Maaruf lineage of Sa'ar Bedouin at Manwakh well. The man is plaiting palm frond fibres. 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.

This image was taken during Wilfred Thesiger's May 10-18

He still wear the black skin cloak and has also been adorned with woman's earrings and an ostrich feather headdress

one and two storey houses made of coral are built close together

with flies covering his face and clothing

In the background a saluki hunting dog walks across a vast flat dotted with low bushes

a young Samburu man wearing a black skin cloak and tufted hair style

He holds a camel stick in his right hand and a falcon on his left hand

View flat terrain

a sheikh of the Mahamid lineage of Duru Bedouin

four of whom are standing holding poling sticks

Copper pagoda covering the 13th Dalai Lama's tomb on the roof of the Potala Palace

Each of the three men wears a thobe (long shirt) and a headscarf (ghutra) topped with agal (head ropes)