Half length portrait of a ... Africa

Half length portrait of a ... AfricaHalf length portrait of a boy of the Sa'ar Bedouin standing in front of Manwakh well. He is holding a stick. 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.

a number of which are visible in the foreground

View of several Nuer men in dug-out canoes swimming their cattle across the Nile River below Lake No

View of sinter formations (of sodium) in the south-east corner of Lake Abhebad

They are wearing silk robes with amber and coral necklaces and a circular gold and turquoise ornament

and his other hand rests on his thigh

On the left a small rowboat sits in the sand beside the stern of a beached dhow

View out across a bare wadi bed strewn with gravel near Andhur spring in Wadi Andhur

He is holding a camel stick and carrying a rifle

with two boys standing on steps by its entrance

In the foreground a few people stand at the entranceway to a hut made from palm leaves or branches

In front of him a black goat drinks water from a hawd

with a man standing