Nambe pueblo Iran

Nambe pueblo IranView of buildings at Nambe pueblo, described only a few years later as virtually uninhabited ('almost extinct'), with mountains in the distance. According to James Stevenson's original note for this photograph (prepared circa 1885), Nambe 'is a quaint old village about which may be found many old relics, especially the metate, or stone used in grinding corn. Many ancient specimens of pottery have been obtained from this village. It is situated about

View of two small boats moored in Dubai Creek

possibly a rowboat

in front of a fence made of palm fronds

putting out (or gathering in) fishing nets

holding on to the boat's awning frame

Four of Sheikh Zayed's falconers

Mythical figures on the ends of roof gables at the Summer Palace in Beijing

rising up to the great finial

awaiting the arrival of King Hassan II during the Feast of the Throne

where the British Mission under Sir Basil Gould was staying

with trees in the distance

holding a wooden pipe