Portrait of a boy of ... Afghanistan

Portrait of a boy of ... AfghanistanPortrait of a boy of the Yam Bedouin, taken in the region between the towns of Dhahran and Najran. He has a curved dagger in his belt. 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.

167 metres) in the High Atlas range of mountains

Tracks of a pelican in the Uruq al Awarik sands

In the near distance a number of tall square houses with small windows and slate tiles protruding from the walls sit in a village

the Djama el Fna

On the shore behind it a large

4 Ahau 13 Ceh (Maya calendar)

with a mountain in the distance

He has a trimmed dark beard and holds a rifle and a camel stick

They are possibly part of the Dalai Lama's escort on the final leg of his journey to Lhasa

It is connected to a long wall that runs along the edge of the rise and down into the valley

Nearby a woman stands wearing a tall woven straw hat

The camel belongs to an Abu Dhabi sheikh and has been left to pasture on this island