Portrait of four Sa'ar Bedouin ... India

Portrait of four Sa'ar Bedouin ... IndiaPortrait of four Sa'ar Bedouin men and women hauling water from Manwakh well. They are using rope and a wooden pulley to haul water out of the well. In the background a few camels wait near 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.

On the left two men stand next to a couched camel

A few palm trees grow beside the pool

Portrait of a Zuni girl

In the distance beyond the dunes a vast flat stretches into the distance

Two men walk across an open area of grass in the right foreground

View of a group of women

with a blanket hanging and crops drying on a wall behind them

One couched camel rests at the centre in front of a water trough made of mud

Profile portrait of a thoroughbred female batina camel Wilfred Thesiger owned in 1950

On the left one of Wilfred Thesiger's Bedouin travelling companions stands beside a large tree

A boy stands in the centre between two men gutting fish

The woman wears a burqa (mask) over her face and a black scarf over her upper body