Enclosure at Liwa John K. Hillers

Enclosure at Liwa John K. HillersThree men and a boy at Liwa at the entrance of an enclosure constructed from palm fronds. Another man is in the background inside the enclosure. 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.

In the far distance sand dunes stretch out across the horizon below a hazy sky

Portrait of a Zuni girl

sheep and donkeys at a well in the region between Suq ath Thulutha and Wadi Hali

In the foreground small tents and donkeys

The mounted falconer second from the right is likely Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan

A boy wearing a ghutra (headscarf) and wraparound skirt stands in the sand front of a bare walled

In the foreground a small boat and a large

on which many flies sit

Side view of two booms

heavily loaded dhow (sailboat) are beached in the sand

The man is holding a large dagger and is standing in front of a stone wall

loaded with bags of lucerne (Medicago sativa