Boats at Fuhud Tibet

Boats at Fuhud TibetView of boats drawn up at Fuhud on the River Gharraf, a tributary of the Euphrates. 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.

The buildings on the near left are topped with adobe and parallel lines of raqf (slate) tiles to prevent weather erosion

View of locals walking down a street in Kuwait City

while behind him a hobbled camel stands on three legs

This image was taken between December 20

likely made of coral

holding the rifle given to him by Thesiger

one of forty lions he shot in southern Sudan

He has a trimmed dark beard and holds a rifle and a camel stick

A peregrine falcon perches in profile on a carved wooden wakir (block) staked in the sand

He has a curved dagger in his belt

with sand dunes in the distance

with a man standing on a rock outcrop in the foreground