Portrait of a boy of ... Iran

Portrait of a boy of ... IranPortrait of a boy of the Rashid Bedouin at a well in the region surrounding Kuwait City. The boy is slightly bent over from the weight of the rope in his hand. A man and a few goats linger behind him. 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.

At the well in Umm al Khashab

In the background limestone walls rise on either side of the narrow valley

On the far right Sahail bin Tahi

of the barbel family] in the the pools at Sar-i-Chashma

Behind the kotia its rowboat bobs on the water

View of a tent at a Manasir encampment in Baynunah sands

She is wearing an embroidered wolllen manta

Portrait of two young men belonging to a Manahil Bedouin raiding party that Wilfred Thesiger met at Huliyah well

In the foreground a group of camels crowd around a well

or crowfoot (ranunculus aquatilis)

At the back of the dhow

Locals walk through a spot of scattered sunlight inside a covered market aisle