View of an abandoned building ... Frame:black

View of an abandoned building ... Frame:blackView of an abandoned building at Sabya al Jadid, the old Idrisi capital. The square building is one storey tall, and its facade is covered with carved ornamental plaster work. 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.

heading towards low rolling downs dotted with vegetation in the background

sit in the sand facing forwards

In the far background are a number of 'arish huts and stone buildings

Wide view of some Samburu men building and lighting fires on which the meat of oxen will be roasted during 'The Ceremony of the Arrows' which marks the end of the circumcision rites

six miles south of San Juan

near Al Ain

View of a large defensive town wall

Just behind the bush is a deep sand trough which leads to a second dune ridge

Close up portrait of a tribesman of the Awamir Bedouin in the Al Khatam sands near Al Ain

heir apparent to the Emperor Menelik

the first from the bow

Around his waist he wears a cartridge belt attached to leather bandoliers