Abdullah bin Maiqal George Dixon Aked

Abdullah bin Maiqal George Dixon AkedView of a man (named Abdullah bin Maiqal), a sheikh of the Bin Maaruf nomads (of Hatim section of the Saar tribe), standing, plaiting a rope for use at Manwakh well. 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.

pulling on a rope to draw water at Manwakh well

Three men surround a cooking fire with a large metal pot on it

There are flower pots beside him and a display of clocks behind him

He is pouring water out of a beaten metal bowl into a metal pot in front of him

taken from the Chamar Pass

The four retainers stand in a line in front of a disused cannon and the walls of Qasr Al Hosn fort

with a man standing outside the doorway

into which a tuft of feathers has been stuffed into its barrel

holding a bow and arrows

On the far bank the square stone Shindagha watchtower rises high above nearby buildings

Group portrait of six villagers or Bedouin men with Arabian horses in the region of Al Ain oasis

In the background is a large tree