Huts at a settlement in Liwa oasis Type:art print

Huts at a settlement in Liwa oasis Type:art printView of huts made of Arish (dry palm fronds, locally called saaf) at a settlement in the desert sands of Liwa oasis, with a man standing in the foreground. 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.

the son of Salih

The falconer kneels in the sand

In the left foreground a falconer wearing a cap and a light coloured thobe (long shirt) topped with a cartridge belt and leather suspenders stands in a patch of soft sand holding a peregrine falcon

Portrait of a man (named Alaiwa)

Nearby piles of coral

Group of dancers at wedding ceremony witnessed by British Association members

dotted with sparse points of vegetation

sail across a wind-rippled ocean

with a large number of hunting trophies (from the Western Nuer District) laid out and arranged for the camera

In the foreground a number of couched camels rest in a large square in front of Al Kathiri Palace

with a saluki hunting dog in the foreground

View of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan's hawking party setting out in the Khatam sands