View of the stern of ... Frame:whiteView of the stern of a kotia, a large double masted dhow (sailboat) from India, moored at Bahrain Island. A kotia sits in choppy water, its bow pointing into the far distance. The kotia has a transom stern that is steeply inclined. In the far distance a number of other dhows are moored in the background. 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
a style typical of unmarried girls
A boy is scooping water with a water-skin
The girl comes from the Al Hud group in Yemen and works as a dancing and singing street performer
In the left foreground a donkey stands alongside a group of five boys
Behind him a second man sits behind the fire in front of a large bush
In the distance beyond trees and other vegetation grow on the dry
In the right distance two of Wilfred Thesiger's Bedouin companions lead their camels along the bottom of a sand dune
Two young men sit in the centre behind him
rocky riverbed
the 'habits and customs of the people of this pueblo are the same as those of W[a]lpi and their religious rites and ceremonies are held in common with them
On the right the curved crests of two nearer dunes rise up above the lower sands surrounding them
Portrait of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party gathering water from a well during the party's journey from Jabal Buwaydah to the village of Al Qabil
