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A photograph taken from inside an unfinished concrete-block building, looking through a doorway frame toward an outdoor construction yard. A figure in an orange saffron wrap with long dark curly hair walks through the doorway, holding a walking stick, barefoot on dirt ground with scattered concrete blocks. Behind him, another person in white clothing with an orange shawl walks in the yard, and a thatched-roof shelter stands beyond. The walls are grey cinder blocks with a dark interior. The figure's appearance (long swept hair, saffron wrap, walking stick) shows a shawl-clad, distinctive presentation consistent with a person candidate, so the identity is probable.

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A photograph taken from inside a dim, unfinished concrete-block room, looking out through a doorway opening onto a dirt yard. A single person in a loose orange saffron robe draped over the shoulders and wrapped around the body, with a tall thin cane in one hand, steps out of the doorway. Long dark curly hair falls past the shoulders and the feet wear simple sandals. Behind the figure stands a thatched palm-roof open shelter on wooden posts under bright daylight. Bamboo poles frame the left and right edges of the wall, and rough construction debris and cement blocks lie on the ground in the foreground.2006-09-21A man with long dark hair wearing a flowing orange saffron wrap draped over one shoulder walks outdoors through a framed doorway of a dark building. He holds a long wooden staff in his right hand and looks upward. Behind him stands a thatched-roof open shelter on wooden posts beside a partly built concrete block structure. The ground is reddish dirt scattered with concrete blocks, stacked slabs and construction debris. A dark animal shape is visible near the shelter.2006-09-21September 19 20062006-09-19September 19 20062006-09-19November 23 20062006-11-23September 16 20062006-09-16September 19 20062006-09-19September 19 20062006-09-19September 16 20062006-09-16September 19 20062006-09-19September 16 20062006-09-16September 16 20062006-09-16