Asante mother with child at naming ceremony John K. Hillers

Asante mother with child at naming ceremony John K. HillersAn Ashanti mother at her childs' Ntetea rite [naming ceremony], smeared with white clay 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.

Many of the donkeys are loaded with filled water skins

next to his cheek

The falcon rests on the falconer's mangalah (cuff) on one hand

in the region between Khasfah well and Matki well in the Ghanim Sands

In the distance beyond a cluster of one and two storey buildings sits on a low rise beyond the road

Portrait of a boy at Umm al Khashab

View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's party standing with his camel in the sands of the 'Uruq ash Shaybah

Painted decorations cover the plaster walls of the building

In the far distance beyond rolling downs continue out to the horizon below a cloudless sky

In the foreground the side of a dune is ridged with tiny

Traders shade their merchandise with blanket canopies at the open air market

View of cattle resting on the ground in front of a hut built within a lorora (circumcision camp) for a circumcision ceremony