View of Sabya in the ... Frame:noneView of Sabya in the background. In the foreground a camel is turning a press for sesame seeds. The press consists of a large mortar in which a pestle is rotated. 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 second dune is marked by camel tracks and footprints
In the distance a cluster of houses sits in the midst of a large valley flanked by jagged peaked mountains
Looking towards cattle standing in the centre of a Nuer homestead during a rainstorm
People in foreground and on roof
A camel at Mughshin Oasis with its forelegs bound together
Behind the men a high dune massif with a sheer face borders the plain
with Sir Basil Gould in full uniform at the Dekyi Lingka
Each man is followed by one or two baggage camels that are tethered to his mount
for transporting the objects
Portrait of a thirty-four-year-old Japanese man named Saitō Jirōtarō
In the far right background one and two storey houses sit along the far shore
In the foreground an Arab man wearing a thobe (long shirt) and ghutra (headscarf) stands on the far left of a rocky slope
