Hopi girl ('Modisi') Iraq

Hopi girl ('Modisi') IraqPortrait of a thirteen year old Hopi girl (named Modisi), pictured sitting in front of two Navajo blankets. She is wearing her hair in two large coils, a style typical of unmarried girls. 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.

the ruler of Abu Dhabi

In the far left background two boats bob in the water

with Mawenzi peak on the left and Kibo peak on the right

dried meat

seated with bronzes laid out in foreground

its head (covered with a hood) facing towards the ground

On the far right a tribesman of the Wahiba Bedouin sits holding a camel stick

stands second from the right between two retainers

View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party leading several laden camels across the Muqta to Abu Dhabi island

A beach dotted with tall trees runs along the horizon behind the j

Laden donkeys walk down the street

Seated profile portrait of Salim bin Kabina