Camel jockey, Qatar, 1998
Children as young as four or five were once used as jockeys at the popular
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Jimmy Anastassiou
On the humid last day of February in 1951, a young Cypriot carpenter walked out
Jumma indigenous people, Bangladesh, 1979
A father and son of the Jumma indigenous people of Bangladesh, photographed in the Chittagong
‘There was literally a ring of fire about us’
A rare audio recording from 1967 of 11-year-old Tasmanian boy Bob Elliston, talking about his
‘Jeannette and Jeannot’, 1848
This drawing depicts the separation of two young lovers, as one leaves to fight in
‘A Panama Makes a Man-o’-pa!’
‘A Panama Makes a Man-o’-pa!’ by A. H. Lennie (c. 1905). Alexander Henderson Lennie (1890-1968)
Boon Juat Lee
Former Chinese seaman Boon Juat Lee served in both the Australian and US armies in
James Waltham Curtis
James Waltham Curtis (c. 1839 – September 18, 1901), possibly born Charles James Waltham Curtis,
Charles Wightman Sievwright: Aboriginal protector
Charles Wightman Sievwright (1800-1855), soldier and protector of Aborigines, was born on 31 March 1800
Buddhist parade, Colombo
Boys in a Buddhist parade in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo.