Reliefs at Angkor Africa

Reliefs at Angkor AfricaCarved reliefs showing a standing figure at Angkor. 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.

He sits atop a camel

A line of men wave their muskets at crowd of spectators perched on a stone wall behind them

on a spear fishing excursion in the Marshes

with people at a street market in the foreground

View of two men sitting astride saddled yaks

In the foreground men stand in the tide beside a dhow

The structure is made from adobe topped with parallel lines of raqf (slate) tiles to prevent erosion of the structures by weather

The south face of the Potala Palace

holding a covered rifle over his left shoulder

and further right beached dhows line the shore in front of buildings in the Shindagha district

monks on the steps

The procession is making its way around the Sho pillar and the back of the Dalai Lama's elephant can be seen on the left beside the building with a tiled roof