View of a ruined building ... Alfred Maudslay

View of a ruined building ... Alfred MaudslayView of a ruined building at Sabya al Jadid, the old Idrisi capital. The square building is one storey tall, and its facade is covered with carved ornamental plaster work. 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.

sits with his body facing forward and his eyes half-closed

In the foreground a man wears herbs in his hair

View of houses and boats at Shataniya

In the foreground a number of young date palms grow alongside a sand fence constructed from palm fronds

A single storey building is visible in the background on the left

They have small windows

The limestone cliffs slope across the far distance from high on the left to low on the right

with his wife and other British Legation staff arriving at the palace residence (Gibbi) of the Emperor Menelik

nestled at the foot of a large rocky mountain

New World Spoonbill with the Bronze Camel by Sue Johnson 2011

In the left foreground a bare bush sticks out of the sand

In the right foreground sailors stand on top of a moored dhow