Church of King John at Magdala Size:medium

Church of King John at Magdala Size:mediumView of the church of King John at Magdala, with a man standing in the foreground. The metal cross on the building was given to the community by Emperor John IV. 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.

View of a valley in the Qarra range of mountains

The large stone building is covered in plaster and has large wooden lintels over the door and window

In the background

The boy is playing with one of a few model boats which float in the water around them

Muhammad bin Fadil's ghutra (headscarf) is blown back behind his shoulders by the wind and he holds a camel stick up in the air with one hand

heading towards the right

In the foreground 'arish huts made of palm fronds sit in fenced enclosures in an expanse of bare flat sand

The roofs are flat

View of the creek at Dubai

kneels holding a piece of cloth in his lap next to a fire

On the left the peregrine stands with its wings spread wide and its talons clasped on the head or neck of the bustard

the sisters of Amara bin Thuqub and Sabaiti bin Lazim