Portrait of a Roma girl ... John K. Hillers

Portrait of a Roma girl ... John K. HillersPortrait of a Roma girl sitting in front of a stone wall in the village of Al Makhwah. The girl comes from the Al Hud group in Yemen and works as a dancing and singing street performer. She is wearing bunches of herbs in her hair, a nose ornament and a thick armlet. 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.

He is eating something

In the foreground a young man sits on the wooden skeleton of a scavenged dhow

she is wearing beaded necklaces and metal jewellery

View of tall houses at Sanaa

Near the top of the Jade Belt Bridge (also known as the Camel's Back Bridge)

Their instruments include drums and something resembling a large pan

Half length portrait of a young tribesman of the Manasir Bedouin standing in front of a wall at Al Muwaiji Fort in Al Ain

which are grazing on a large mareh bush

carrying a knife in his waistband

wearing a hat

making coffee on a campfire in the region surrounding the town of Al Hofuf

the wheel of law and other gilt ornamentation