View of Sultan bin Ahmad ... George Dixon AkedView of Sultan bin Ahmad, one of the leaders of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party, at a ruined fort in the cliffs above Andhur spring. Sultan bin Ahmad, a sheikh of the Sh'asha lineage of Bayt Kathir Bedouin, stands with a young boy in the midst of the fort. The walls of the fort, built from large stones, are crumbling. Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear or damage that occurred before they were archived
the Nechung Oracle [the State Oracle of Tibet]
In the background a man walks on a flat plain dotted with a few bushes
View a valley
He holds a camel stick in his right hand and a falcon on his left hand
Group portrait of three Bedouin boys from a camel caravan at Al Mukalla
His hands are clasped together in his lap on top of his dark bisht (robe) which he wears over a light coloured thobe (long shirt)
raised on a pile of stones
near the Dhahir mountains north of Al Ain
In the foreground a middle-aged man and two boys walk along a covered thoroughfare in a market
He is watching the progress of a hippo hunt taking place in a lagoon
View of a boy standing on a raft made from bulrushes
Other paintings and carvings can be seen in the bottom of the image extending out of the frame
