Laguna pueblo Pakistan

Laguna pueblo PakistanView (looking westward) of buildings at Laguna pueblo, located on on the Rio Laguna river (a tributary of the Rio Grande), about sixty miles west of Isleta. According to James Stevenson's original note for this photograph (prepared circa 1885), Laguna's 'earlier location was thirty miles north of the present village, but from time to time during the last three or four centuries changes have been made until the present location of the village was

167 metres) in the High Atlas range of mountains

In the distance beyond a dhow (sailboat) sails up the creek

Clumps of vegetation grow in the sand in the foreground

a fence made of palm fronds lines a sand dune

unlike its neighbour

On the far right three people rest by the water next to a beached boat

are moored in calm water at the side of Dubai Creek

with cattle (and a dog) standing outside

In the left foreground a man is holding a rolled blanket

Portrait of three young Samburu men

wearing a lion's mane headdress

The man crouches in the sand looking at a saker (hurr) falcon which he holds on a mangalah (cuff) on his arm