Bedouin watering camels at a ... Type:unstretched canvas

Bedouin watering camels at a ... Type:unstretched canvasBedouin watering camels at a well near the Wadi Bayd. 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 foreground a tarmac road sits in front of the twin minarets of Al Khamis Mosque

Behind a large number of men race their camels across a vast rocky plain from the near left to the far right distance

Sheikh Hazaa bin Sultan Al Nahyan sits at the far right

Balconies with carved wooden screens are in front of the windows of each storey

In the foreground a line of footprints marks a curve across the slope of a dune

which is secured with a braided 'agal (head rope)

Half length portrait of three young Arab men and a boy at the suq (market) in the town of Abha

Two men stand amongst piles of bags and equipment

In the background a field of grain is surrounded by a high wall dotted with watchtowers

Full length portrait of Wilfred Thesiger standing with Ghazala ('the gazelle')

In the near central distance sits an ornate multi-storeyed square building

Behind them a few Bedouin and Arab men