Note: The photographer is a female.
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| Local woman and children, Kohat Pass, January 24, 1903. Photo by Gertrude Bell. |
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This blog by Barmazid features articles on the history of the Pashtun people as well as images of historical importance related to Pakhtunkhwa and its people
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| Kohat Pass, 1941. A sign directs camel caravans and horses one way, and motor vehicles the other. Photo by George Rodger. Source |
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| A demonstration of locally manufactured artillery at the Zarghun Khel factory, Dara Adam Khel, 1941. Photo by George Rodger. Source |
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| The maliks of Zargunkhel Afridis in the Kohat Pass, 1941. Photo by George Rodger. Source |
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| A Malik of Zargunkhel in the Kohat Pass, 1941. Photo by George Rodger. Source |
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| Zarghun khel weapon factory, 1941. With no mechanical power, artisans made rifles from scrap iron that were perfect replicas of government issue weapons and fired as accurately. Photo by George Rodger. Source |
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| Zarghun khel weapon factory, 1941. Photo by George Rodger. Source |
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| Zarghun khel weapon factory, 1941. Photo by George Rodger. Source |
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| Kohat Pass on route to Parachinar, 1923. |