Portrait of two boys at ... Frame:gold

Portrait of two boys at ... Frame:goldPortrait of two boys at Umm al Khashab. One is wearing a hat made from palm fronds. 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.

A number of men and camels crowd around a well

with cultivated terraces on a hillside in the foreground

the people 'usually attach two yoke of oxen to this cart on account of its great weight

Close-up view of an unfinished reed mat

In the distance on the far right

Behind them more men stand on the middle deck of the boom

The first two men walk in front of their camels

holding a peregrine falcon on one arm

another two men hold the sail in their arms

Another man is in the background inside the enclosure

gathered around the head and carcass of a dead camel which

as it was first described by Alfred Maudslay in his seminal publication of the Quirigua site in his multi-volume Archaeology (1889-1902)