View of the back of ... Size:small

View of the back of ... Size:smallView of the back of the Sheikh Saad tombs at Mudayy. A tomb with a bell shaped roof covered in plaster sits in the foreground. Its walls are made from large rough stones fitted with small stone slivers, and the building is decorated with a frieze of stone slabs in a zigzag pattern along the top of the tomb walls. On the right a second tomb is visible. One of the tombs has an inscription which states it is the resting place of Sheikh Saad. Due to the

for his camels

View of two boats

A low sand bank sits behind him

and his wife

In the central foreground a girl of the Wahiba Bedouin stands holding a length of rope beside three men bent over a well

the 'San Juan people belong to the same linguistic family with the Taosans

which is dotted with small tufts of vegetation and marked with the party's tracks

People line the streets on market day in Ad Dali'

standing and kneeling around the animal

The [Hopi] sacred blanket is quite different from that made by the Navajoes

Wilfred Thesiger and his Bedouin companions stayed with Muhammad and his sons during Wilfred Thesiger's first crossing of the Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali) in December 1946

In the distance scattered dots of vegetation grow amongst rolling dunes