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Algeria - Biskra - Camel Caravan on the move Date: circa 1906
Vehicle which crossed the Sahara DesertA Citroen caterpillar half-track vehicle which crossed the Sahara desert, travelling 3200km in 22 days between Touggourt, Algeria and Timbucktu in Mali (between 17th December 1922 to 7th January 1923)
French Victory in SaharaThe French defeat Sahara Touaregs Date: 1900
Touaregs & TaitogsTouareg Hoggars and Taitogs submit to France in the Sahara Date: 1905
French Survey AlgeriaThe French whilst surveying the Sahara, stop for refreshment at an oasis Date: 1906
S Teerwood. 6-wheeled car & trailerA huge six-wheeled car and trailer drives through a Saharan desert
Mali - Team who crossed Sahara in 16 monthsCaptain Buchanan, Ali (the camel!), Sakari (Kano) and Feri N Gashi, who along with Mr T. A. Glover (photographer) were the original expedition
Weaving - Southern AlgeriaSouthern Algeria - Sahara - Goubi Women from Kames weaving on a lightweight loom in the shade of a palm tree at an oasis
The Grand Hotel du Sahara at Biskra in southern Algeria
An Algerian Man prays alongside his camelAn Algerian man kneels alongside his camel and undertakes his midday prayers in the direction of Mecca
Chaouis Camp - Algeria - BarbequeingChaouis Berber Camp - Algeria. Barbequeing a goat. The men sit and stand in the foreground close to the fire, whilst the women stand at the rear close to the low camel-hair tent
Meharis tribe of Southern AlgeriaIndigenous Tribesmen of he Meharis tribe of Southern Algeria - the chief of the caravan
Algerian Oasis - BiskraAn oasis close to Biskra in Algeria. Still waters and palm trees in the desert conjure up a romantic Northern Saharan scene. There is another oasis in the far distance
Mirage in the DesertMirage observed at Chott Melzhir, in the Sahara of southern Algeria
Sudan - SandstormA sandstorm in the Sudanese desert - an immense cloud of sand rises up over the horizon and the buildings of the capital, Khartoum
Soldier from Southern Algeria, wearing a wide-brimmed sombrero-style hat and an open wool jelaba
Passage Through the DesertThe shifting sands of the Egyptian desert
Tunisia CafsaGafsa, an oasis in the Sahara
Barth / Africa / MusguInterior of a Musgu dwelling: Dr Heinrich Barth crossed the Sahara from Tripoli, through the Chad basin to Timbuktu, where he did work on the languages and ethnography. Date: 1851
Barth / Africa / EncampmentEncampment in the forest: Dr Heinrich Barth crossed the Sahara from Tripoli, through the Chad basin to Timbuktu, where he did work on the languages and ethnography
Military CamelsMEHARISTES MILITAIRES - French troops mounted on camels for operations in southern Algeria (Sahara). [Note that the lower pair are suplicates.]
Step Pyramid / SaqqaraThe step pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara, the oldest stone monument in the world, built around 2770 BC
Distant View of PyramidsA distant view of the pyramids at Giza, showing the lush greenery of the Nile-irrigated fields in such close proximity to the barren desolate Sahara
Touareg of SaharaA Touareg horseman of the Sahara
Tourages of SaharaTouaregs of the Sahara, dressed to keep out the sand
Chad / Lake Chad / ElephantsHerd of elephants, Lake Chad: Dr Heinrich Barth crossed the Sahara from Tripoli, through the Chad basin to Timbuktu, where he did work on the languages and ethnography
Chad / Sahara Desert 1891Eastern Sahara Desert at Chad, Central Africa
Victor LargeauVICTOR LARGEAU French explorer of the Sahara, subsequently French Guinea
Camille DoulsCAMILLE DOULS French explorer in southern Morocco and the Sahara, where he was murdered, probably by his touareg guides
Camel Train Cross SaharaA camel train is silhouetted on the horizon of the Sahara desert
Reclaiming the Sahara
Dangers of TravelFlying to exotic destinations such as the Sahara presents additional dangers if the aviator has to make a forced landing
Sahara CaravanA camel caravan on its way across the Algerian Sahara
Algerian Scenery - 2An Algerian village on the fringe of the Sahara
Algerian SceneryThe gates of the desert - water flows in seeming abundance, but beyond is the Sahara where water is the rarest of commodities
Fall of BloodFALL OF BLOOD Crimson rain causes panic among the people of Sicily, and many parts of Italy; it is however simply dust from the Sahara desert
Tudela Explores SaharaBenjamin of Tudela explores the Sahara by camel