Portrait of two boys of ... Size:medium

Portrait of two boys of ... Size:mediumPortrait of two boys of the Humum Bedouin at Ghayl bin Yamayn. 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.

In the background a few bushes grow on the flat plain that stretches uninterrupted into the far distance

A ferry can be seen out of focus in the background

a retainer of Wali of Salalah

The falcon perches on a wakir (block)

Servants can be seen in the background

a Sunday and therefore a day off for the Mission staff

Some of the houses of the village are erected on the tops of others in consequence of the heaping sands

awaiting the arrival of King Hassan II during the Feast of the Throne

Group portrait of people gathered outside a house

In the near distance two of Wilfred Thesiger's Bedouin companions stand alongside their camels at their camp

and as the range is a good one and the water of the Nutria springs can be readily taken out for purposes of irrigation

Rashid boy milking a camel