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Half length portrait of an ... TibetHalf length portrait of an Arab man standing in front of an entranceway at the harbour in Kuwait City. The man is likely a fresh water seller. At this time fresh water was imported to Kuwait by boat. 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.

unloading a camel in a dry wadi

View of two Bedouin tribesmen

View of scattered vegetation growing after winter rains in the Ghanim Sands

some with attached palm fenced enclosures

View of an abra (ferry boat) crossing Dubai Creek

In the background a parched plant grows out of the sand

Turquois[e] and shell bead drilling is extensively practised by the Indians of the Rio Grande valley

a flower vase

In the background on the left a man rides a camel towards a low ghada (Haloxylon persicum Bunge) tree growing on a mound of sand in the central distance

they have nevertheless retained their language with a great degree of purity

into which a tuft of feathers has been stuffed into its barrel

Portrait of Musallim bin al Kamam