Portrait of a Qahtan prisoner ... Tibet

Portrait of a Qahtan prisoner ... TibetPortrait of a Qahtan prisoner with shackles on his feet at Jallat al Mawt in Wadi Dab'ah. 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 hut in the lower Wadi Damad

In the background the water surrounding the boat is calm and flat

View of a man standing on a sand ridge in front of Al Muwaiji Fort

In the distance Wilfred Thesiger's party walks along the sand dune

Summit covered with cairns left by pilgrims over many years

pulling on a rope

On his head he wears a dark patterned ghutra (headscarf) tied over a light taqiyah cap

The crest of the dune stretches from the foreground into the far distance

a man of the Mahra Bedouin (right) and a man of the Manahil Bedouin (sitting) in the region between Ghayl bin Yumayn and Wadi 'Arf

resting in the shade beneath some trees

and the building is decorated with a frieze of stone slabs in a zigzag pattern along the top of the tomb walls

View of tall multi-storey buildings