Archaeology

Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research

Krynka.

A vessel made of fired red clay. It has a rounded bottom, a rounded rim bent outward, and a tall, […]

Cup.

Small-sized ceramic vessel, distinct from traditional pitchers. It features a side spout, a pointed bottom, and a wide neck. The

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Bronze beads. From the burial site of Koishoky-3 in the Agadyr region. 2nd millennium BC Origin: 2011. Gift from the

Jug

Container for liquids. Sairak ceramics. Found in the Turkestan region. 12th century Origin: 2012. Gift from the museum director Z.

Arrowhead

From silicon of swollen shape, the surface is rough. Bronze Age. II millennium BC. Origin: 1993. Gift from M. Toregeldin,

Crucible

“Used in the smelting of copper. Bronze Age. Agyday District, Atasu settlement. From the collection of academician A. Margulan. Origin:

Knife

“Handmade knife without a handle with a ring-shaped end. Bronze Age. Origin: 1993. Gift from the museum director M. Toregeldin.

Petrified wood

“Fossilized wood. Stone Age Zhezkazgan deposit. Origin: 1989. Gift from the chief geologist of the Zhezkazgan combine T.I. Tanenov.

Fossilized remains of an animal

“Fragment of fossilized tubular bone of a giant rhino. Zhayrem. Origin: 1989. Gift from Zhayrem GOK (Kakenov N.K.) Stone Age.

Bullet mold

“Foundry mold for making a bullet. Discovered during archaeological excavations in the settlement of Myrzhyk. Agadyr district, Kyzyltau rural district.