[Tekin yurts, Bairam-Ali area, Turkmenistan]
[Tekin yurts, Bairam-Ali area]
[Full-length profile portrait of a woman, possibly Turkman or Kirgiz, standing on a carpet at the entrance to a yurt, dressed in traditional clothing and jewelry]
Vnutrenīĭ vid" Kirgieskoĭ ︠iu︡rty. Omsky
Himalayan-style yurts, which serve as living quarters, educational spaces, and guest houses at the Mountain Institute, a community of conservationists on the slopes of Spruce Knob, the highest point in the Allegheny ...
Himalayan-style yurts, which serve as living quarters, educational spaces, and guest houses at the Mountain Institute, a community of conservationists on the slopes of Spruce Knob, the highest point in the Allegheny ...
Himalayan-style yurts, which serve as living quarters, educational spaces, and guest houses at the Mountain Institute, a community of conservationists on the slopes of Spruce Knob, the highest point in the Allegheny ...
Himalayan-style yurts, which serve as living quarters, educational spaces, and guest houses at the Mountain Institute, a community of conservationists on the slopes of Spruce Knob, the highest point in the Allegheny ...
Himalayan-style yurts, which serve as living quarters, educational spaces, and guest houses at the Mountain Institute, a community of conservationists on the slopes of Spruce Knob, the highest point in the Allegheny ...
[Adobe buildings and yurts, field in foreground, trees in background]
One of several yurts (which are in place in lieu of the more traditional tourist cabins) at a campground a Fort Stevens National Historical Park, near Warrenton, Oregon
An abandoned yurt-like building of uncertain origin and use in central Detroit, Michigan
[Two men standing on a rug, in front of yurt]
[Man in uniform beside building, yurt in background]
[Group of eleven adults and children, seated on a rug, in front of a yurt]
[Woman in traditional dress and jewelry standing on rug in front of yurt]
[Oven for cooking pilau, Bairam-Ali area]
[Group of Kirghiz (i.e. Kazakh) men posing with a local Russian Governor, his wife, and their child in front of a yurt]
I︠A︡mbaevskīi︠a︡" i︠u︡rty v 17 verst. ot g. Ti︠u︡meni po r. Turi︠e︡
Tobol'sk kremlin, Archbishop's Residence (1773-75), interior, museum hall, with display of aboriginal yurt (tent). Since 1925, the main site of the Tobol'sk Regional History Museum, Tobol'sk, Russia
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