The Chikyak Khenpo or Lord Chamberlain Frame:none

The Chikyak Khenpo or Lord Chamberlain Frame:noneThe Lord Chamberlain, or Chikyak Khenpo, sitting outside his home in front of a painted screen; potted plants in background 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.

wearing his State Crown and holding an orb and sceptre

Interior view of the fourteenth-century Masjid-i Jami mosque ('Friday Mosque') at Yazd

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

with (the mountain) Rakaposhi rising snow-covered in the distance

with Lokuyie

a retainer of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan

in the desert of the Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali)

Between W[a]lpi and the other two villages [Tewa and Sichomovi] the mesa diminishes to a width of ten feet over which all communication with W[a]lpi must be had

View of a line of people gathered outside the rock-hewn church of Imrahanna Krestos at Imraha

left to right

In the distance is the position which was held by Ras Tafari

holding up the head of the dead donkey and a rifle