Emi Koussi Size:medium

Emi Koussi Size:mediumView near the summit of Emi Koussi (3,415 metres), an extinct volcano and the highest mountain in the Tibesti range. 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.

stands bent over

standing with camels in Al Khatam sands near Al Ain

Next to the falcon on the right a thoroughbred Omani camel wearing a head rope is couched in the sand (only its head and neck are inside the frame)

View from behind of a young man standing in the prow of Wilfred Thesiger's tarada (sheikh's canoe)

View of the stone watchtower at Al Maqta

with a round stone watch-tower in the distance

In the left foreground a square room with small windows sit atop a roof on a building

A shelter made from mats

sitting on a chair made with ibex horns

an area used by the Indians to ornament their persons in sacred dances and ceremonies

with Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party crossing a gravel plain (sabkha)

Men stand in a line in front of a stone wall