Portrait of a boy in ... Thesiger Collection

Portrait of a boy in ... Thesiger CollectionPortrait of a boy in the Wadi Hali in the village of Baydayn in the Wadi Hali. 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.

A man wearing a ghutra (headscarf) and a dark waistcoat over his thobe (long shirts) stands on a pathway through the remains of a demolished building surrounded by houses

Half length portrait of a teenaged boy of the Sa'ar Bedouin standing in a field in the Raydat as Say'ar

showing the rooftops and courtyards of the buildings

In the background a few scarce clumps of vegetation grow scattered on rolling sand dunes

Large numbers of people stand in the square

In the background a few camels rest on a vast barren plain behind them

a retainer to the Wali of Salalah

sitting at the centre has two masts

stands in soft sand in the foreground holding a peregrine falcon

This haircut is a sign that the boy on the right has not yet been circumcised

Portrait of two Sa'ar Bedouin women and a man hauling water from Manwakh well

A falconer's mangalah (cuff) lies in the sand to the right of the wakir