View of an Awazim or ... Frame:gold

View of an Awazim or ... Frame:goldView of an Awazim or Ajman Bedouin family at their tent in the region between Kuwait City and Al Qatif on the Persian Coast. 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.

Group portrait of a crowd of boys and young men at Ad Darb well

A white building with a tower on the right

Behind them bare sand stretches into the far distance

In the foreground a Bedouin woman (likely from the Awamir Bedouin) stands at the entrance to a tent

In the distance beyond the stone buildings of Ad Dali' sit on the top and slopes of a steep hillside

Portrait of an elderly woman (named Afara)

People walk along the far sandy bank

the subject 'is supposed to have been the last of the living Pecos who formerly inhabited the ruined town on the Rio Pecos

In the central foreground a few clumps of qassis (sedge) grow on the side of a rolling dune

wearing knives across their waists from which hang leather tassels denoting how many men each has killed

are seven members of staff

crowded around the well