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'Fort of Mināb from West' by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: General view of the Fort of Mināb, in Hormozgan Province, taken from the west. The image is used in M.A. Stein, Archaeological Reconnaissances in Southern Persia (London: Royal Geographical Society, 1934), fig. 58. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 183.– Fort ...
‘Qala of Mināb with street from south-west.’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: General view of the Fort of Mināb, in Hormozgan Province, taken from the south-west. Poor quality, underexposed print. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. O123.– Qala of Mināb with street from south-west.’ In pen, crossed out, alongside image: ‘285’ In pencil, ...
‘Shaikh Hassan-bin-Abdullah, of Bandar Muqām.’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: Full length, standing portrait of Shaikh Hassan bin Abdullah at Bandar Muqām [Bandar-e Moqām], Hormozgān. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 0158.– Shaikh Hassan-bin-Abdullah, of Bandar Muqām.’ In pen, crossed out, alongside image: ‘287’ In pencil, alongside i...
‘Houses at Nasiriyeh village, Mināb.’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: View of houses in the village of Nasiriyeh [Naşīrīyeh], Hormozgān, largely obscured by trees. A man –Mashallah – is seated on a pony in the centre. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 0130.– Houses at Nasiriyeh village, Mināb.’ In pen, crossed out, alongside im...
‘Hormuz fort from boat.’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: View of Hormuz fort, taken from on board a boat, the buildings silhouetted against the skyline. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 0127.– Hormuz fort from boat.’ In pen, crossed out, alongside image: ‘290’ In pencil, alongside image: ‘289’
‘Hormuz fort, centre, from sea (nearer).’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: View of Hormuz fort, taken from on board a boat, the buildings silhouetted against skyline. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 0128.– Hormuz fort from boat.’ In pen, crossed out, alongside image: ‘291’ In pencil, alongside image: ‘290’
‘Interior main court, Hormuz fort, with cistern, from N. corner.’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: View of the interior of Hormuz fort, with cistern in view, from the north corner. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 220.– Interior main court, Hormuz fort, with cistern, from N. corner.’ In pen, crossed out, alongside image: ‘292’ In pencil, alongside image:...
‘Main court, Hormuz Fort, seen from above cistern of citadel.’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: View of the interior of Hormuz fort. The image is reproduced in M. A. Stein, Archaeological Reconnaissances in Southern Persia (London: Royal Geographical Society, 1934), fig. 61. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 219.– Main court, Hormuz Fort, seen from above...
‘View from citadel across town of Hormuz and hills to south-west.’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: View from the citadel across town of Hormuz with bay in the background to the south-west. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 218.– View from citadel across town of Hormuz and hills to south-west.’ In pen, crossed out, alongside image: ‘294’ In pencil, alongsid...
‘Castle and town, Hormuz (boat on left).’ by Marc Aurel Stein (1862–1943)
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Genre/Subject Matter: Distant view of town and citadel with a dhow drawn up on shore at left. Inscriptions: Letterpress, below image: ‘P. 0132.– Castle and town, Hormuz (boat on left).’ In pen, crossed out, alongside image: ‘295’ In pencil, alongside image: ‘294’