Church of Imrahanna Krestos Frame:natural

Church of Imrahanna Krestos Frame:naturalView of a line of people gathered outside the rock hewn church of Imrahanna Krestos at Imraha, built into a cave during the twelfth century. 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.

with several rolled-up reed mats prominent in the foreground

In the background two stone buildings border sit behind the square

The peregrine faces directly forward

This photograph seems to have been taken from the north

In the distance behind him clumps of vegetation grow scattered across the sand

In the background a large clump of bushes grows between sand dunes

possibly a water skin

at Sarif well

View of sheep being driven downhill

In the distance behind Al Khandaq fort sits on the left next to a date palm plantation

possibly Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan

Portrait of three men sitting inside a house in Bal Qarn tribal territory in the region between Jabal Harfa and the Wadi Shaybanah