Portrait of Hamad bin Saadna ... India

Portrait of Hamad bin Saadna ... IndiaPortrait of Hamad bin Saadna (known by Wilfred Thesiger as Hamad bin Hanna), a tribesman of the Bayt Hanna lineage of Rashid Bedouin, in the Ramlat ar Rabbad sands. Hamad bin Saadna and his camel stand in front of a small bush on the side of a sand dune. He scratches at his beard with his right hand and leans on his camel stick with his left. The camel next to him chews a mouthful of foliage from a bush in front of them. Due to the nature of these

A number of pots sit in the sand around the men

The Dalai Lama would sit on the rug by the low table

In the distance a woman shepherds a herd of sheep past a low dune

surrounded by high mountains

On the right Salim bin Ghabaisha

In the foreground a small boat and a large

Tall mud buildings line both sides of the street

View of sailors on board a boom (large boat

a young Samburu man wearing a black skin cloak and tufted hair style

View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party trekking across the crest of a dune in Al Batin sands during their journey across the Empty Quarter (Rub' al Khali) from Al Dhafra sands to Liwa oasis

Portrait of a young Zuni woman

'the point of the drill is a small flake of flint fastened in a slit in the lower end of the shaft which is tightly wrapped either with a string or sinew