Bedouin watering their camels at ... Frame:black

Bedouin watering their camels at ... Frame:blackBedouin watering their camels at Bir Thamud well. Two men are in the foreground and behind them a number of camels wait for water. 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.

and carved niches and carved finials decorate its walls and roof

with the smaller party of two Bedouin men with three camels in the near distance and a second larger group travelling in the far distance

including a boy holding a tethered horse

He carries a rifle in a tasselled leather sheath over his left shoulder and is leaning on a camel stick

A house in Jeddah

with buffaloes grazing

Monk sitting beside table with vase of flowers

with which the oxen are prodded

Group portrait of Arab boys in the city of Abha

possibly Al Khandaq Fort

On the far left three of Wilfred Thesiger's Rashid Bedouin companions ride camels along the crest of a dune

One couched camel rests at the centre in front of a water trough made of mud