Zuni woman carrying a pottery vessel John K. Hillers

Zuni woman carrying a pottery vessel John K. HillersPortrait of a Zuni woman, standing, carrying a large decorated pottery vessel on her head. According to James Stevenson's original note for this photograph (prepared circa 1885), the photograph depicts 'a Zuni squaw, holding a water vase on the top of the head, just as they appear while carrying water from the well to the house. This is a fair specimen of the Zuni woman as she appears in her daily tasks. The bulky, clumsy leggings form part of the

and in the background below one and two storey buildings

in which a group of people sits

The Dalai Lama's aide-de-camp

The Prime Minister

milking a sheep

with a man standing in the doorway

kneeling in the stern of a canoe

a Fitaurari (or commander of the spearhead)

Behind the watchtower

A teenage boy stands to the left of his donkey in front of a high house wall

View of water sellers loading imported water onto donkeys in the harbour in Kuwait City

The mesa is composed of solid sandstone and its summit embraces an area of about one-half mile