Skip to main content
Please enable JavaScript in your web browser to get the best experience.
Menu
Main navigation
Visit
Toggle Visit submenu
Back
to previous menu
—
Visit
—
Visit
—
Family visits
—
Group visits
—
Audio app
—
Out-of-hours tours
—
Tours and talks
—
Object trails
—
Accessibility
—
Food and drink
—
Late opening on Fridays
—
Museum map
Exhibitions and events
Collection
Toggle Collection submenu
Back
to previous menu
—
Collection
—
Collection
—
Collection online
—
Galleries
—
Blog
—
The British Museum podcast
Learn
Toggle Learn submenu
Back
to previous menu
—
Learn
—
Learn
—
Schools
—
Communities
—
Adult learning
—
Young people
Membership
Toggle Membership submenu
Back
to previous menu
—
Membership
—
Membership
—
Renew Membership
—
Events
—
Buy Membership
—
Renew Gift Membership
—
Existing Members
—
Buy Under 26 Membership
—
Upgrade your Membership
—
How your money helps
—
Buy Gift Membership
—
Visiting as a Member
—
Members' Room
Support us
Toggle Support us submenu
Back
to previous menu
—
Support us
—
Donate
—
Corporate support
—
Become a Patron
—
Supporter case studies
—
Become a Volunteer
—
Existing Patrons
—
Leave a legacy
—
American Friends of the British Museum
Secondary navigation
Shop
Search
Donate
Hide menu
camel-trappings
Object Type
camel-trappings
Museum number
2011,6039.6
Description
Long camel rope made of white plaited cotton and yellow raffia palm fibre (?) cords.
Production place
Made in:
Saudi Arabia
Findspot
Found/Acquired:
Cairo (city)
Materials
cotton
raffia palm fibre
(?)
Technique
plaited
Dimensions
Length:
405 centimetres
Weight:
780 grammes
Location
Not on display
Acquisition name
Donated by:
Leila Ingrams
Acquisition date
2011
Acquisition notes
Deposited: 07/03/12. Presented as part of a large collection of textile items from Yemen dating from the 1940s-1990s. This item was presented to Arthur Douglas Ingrams by King Abdul-Aziz ibn Saud on the occasion of the Cairo Peace Conference.
Department
Middle East
Registration number
2011,6039.6