Turkmen children John K. Hillers

Turkmen children John K. HillersGroup portrait of three children, standing in the doorway of a yurt. 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 wears a patterned ghutra (headscarf) with frayed edges tied tightly around his head and a thobe (long shirt) cinched with a cartridge belt

View of two of Wilfred Thesiger's canoe-boys (named Hasan bin Manati and Sabaiti bin Lazim)

In the foreground a man wearing a khanjar (dagger) on a belt over his thobe (long shirt) walks past three masts lying in the sand on the Corniche road

standing outside a hut

Portrait of a boy standing on the prow of a canoe

In the far distance beyond small shrubs and bushes grow on a flat expanse of rocky sand

wearing two black ostrich feathers in a band round his forehead to which he has fastened the stuffed skins of small birds he has shot with his bow and arrows

View of trees bending in the strong winds of a gale

with people sitting along the walls

Possibly on the east side of the Barkhor in central Lhasa

On the far left a pot and a goatskin lie on the ground

Three men and a young boy sit close together in the sand