View of Sa'ar Bedouin watering ... Frame:none

View of Sa'ar Bedouin watering ... Frame:noneView of Sa'ar Bedouin watering at Manwakh well. In the foreground two women pour water into a hawd, a wood and leather trough. Behind them a crowd of people using ropes and pulleys haul water from the well. 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.

are moored in calm water rippled by gentle waves

In the far distance beyond a stretch of flat sand marked with a few low dunes dotted runs into the horizon below a cloudless sky

with a trim beard and curly hair

The people stand at the top of a long

where Wilfred Thesiger grew up

rest with their camels next to a large bush

View of abras (passenger ferry boats) at a crossing on Dubai Creek

wearing Tibetan dress known as ringyen for New Year celebrations

It is wearing a wooden Omani saddle and a chain halter and neck rope

crouches in the right foreground

In the distance beyond a square two storey building sits atop a rise overlooking the city

View of nomads pulling down their house at Awaidiya prior to moving