View of camels belonging to ... Iraq

View of camels belonging to ... IraqView of camels belonging to Wilfred Thesiger's party watering at a falaj (irrigation channel) at the southern end of Jabal Hafit, near Al Qabil. A line of camels are couched along a long walled trough fed by a falaj. Two men drink at the far end of the trough. In the far distance more of Wilfred Thesiger's Bedouin companions stand on the flat, which lies below Jabal Hafit (Jebel Hafeet). In the far background a number of trees grow on the flat. Due to

pictured here a few days before their circumcision

The transom stern of the baghla has five windows

In the distance many large dhows are beached along the shore

with weapons and trophies hanging on the wall

wearing large metal earrings and the goatskin cape and ostrich feather headdress associated with the circumcision ritual

On the shore behind it a large

Interior of King's compound burnt during fire in the seige of Benin City

View overlooking the city of Shibam

In the left background a smaller dhow and a rowboat are moored along the shore

In the foreground a wide expanse of bare

View of Dinka men carrying spears and ambatch parrying shields (and wearing dance ornaments and accessories) at a funeral dance near Malakal

Bows on ground on extreme left