View of a group of ... Tibet

View of a group of ... TibetView of a group of Mahra and Bayt Kathir Bedouin men sitting on the ground at a well in Wadi Khawat. 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.

On the left Salim bin Kabina

Huts made from palm material at Baydayn village in Wadi Hali

Also visible here is the traditional use of cowrie shells (gaagi) on leather belts and headbands

In the foreground Arab men unload bags of cargo from a few couched camels

Each man wears a khanjar (dagger) on a cartridge belt over his thobe (shirt) and a headscarf

Each man also wears a ghutra (headscarf)

with people gathered on the street in the foreground

He wears a thobe (long shirt) and a plain ghutra (headscarf) topped with a dark 'agal (head rope)

View of the Bab Mansour gate in the city wall at Meknes

A Sikkimese orderly holds his camera case while a crowd of monks and other onlookers gather

One of the men is tying up a animal skin filled with water

both seated on the ground