Monk turning prayer wheel on linghkor Size:medium

Monk turning prayer wheel on linghkor Size:mediumMonk turning prayer wheels enclosed in a chorten on the lingkhor pilgrimage route around Lhasa. Prayer flags can be seen suspended overhead 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.

sit in front of the house on the right

the guest tent of Sheikh Maziad bin Hamdan of the Al Essa tribe

A string has been tied from the camel's halter to its neck rope

or pair of swords (katana and wakizashi)

In the foreground a large tree grows alongside a farmer's field

past two and three storey stone buildings fronted with wooden balconies

about forty miles south of Taos

Portrait of an elderly man (named Wahu Tota)

sits on the sand with its bow pointing towards ocean

at a camp north of Al Ain during the party's journey between Al Ain and the Ramlat Unayq sands

women and children

In the far background Jabal Hafit (Jebel Hafeet) mountain rises high above the plain