Portrait of a tribesman of ... Frame:black

Portrait of a tribesman of ... Frame:blackPortrait of a tribesman of the Sahul Bedouin drawing water from one of the Rumah wells. In the foreground the man stands by the well, hauling up water using a rope and pulley. Behind him a man sits on a camel. The end of the well rope is attached to the camel's saddle. 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 stall immediately behind the man is selling camel blankets

Portrait of a boy of the Humum Bedouin

On the near side are low huts made from reeds

stands holding the head rope of his camel

Identified over the years as various different animals

In the background a child stands in a doorway

one and two storey houses made of coral are built close together in the Shindagha district

Each man wears a wear a thobe (long shirt) with a cartridge belt and a ghutra (headscarf)

Each man is followed by a baggage camel on a lead

Half length portrait of an Arab boy in the city of Abha

More camels in the background

Portrait of a thirty-two-year-old Japanese man named Tanabe Taichi