Portrait of a Bedouin boy ... Size:small

Portrait of a Bedouin boy ... Size:smallPortrait of a Bedouin boy in the Wadi 'Itwad. 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.

on their way to a circumcision lodge

Equipment and blankets lie in the sand surrounding the tree

The buildings are square shaped with small windows and flat roofs

Behind him a few clumps of vegetation grow on the crests of low rolling dunes that stretch from the near distance into the far horizon

The latter can be seen in the foreground of the picture

Behind them the town square is filled with people and animals

View of two Sa'ar Bedouin men

The man is likely a fresh water seller

In the background people draw water from a well using ropes and pulleys suspended from a large wooden frame built over the well

At the centre a boy sits behind two large pots cooking on a campfire in front of the tent

View of carved wooden figures marking a Konso grave

View of the Wadi Umm al Hait ('Mother of Life') after twenty-five years of unbroken drought