The tip of the spear
The Bronze Age. Zhetykonur rural settlement.Middle Ages Origin: 1992 As a gift from M.Mynkaev, a resident of the village of […]
Archaeology
Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research
Ceramic vessel
The Bronze Age. KOISHOKY burial ground IV. Agadir district.II – I thousand BC . Origin: 1991 as a gift from
The bronze cauldron
An accidental find on the Byzhy river in Taldykorgan region of the VIIII-II thousand BC Origin: 1991 As a gift
lamp
Purpose: Designed for lighting a room. Found: During archaeological excavations. Location: Mausoleum of Jochi Khan, 13th century. Origin: Donated by
Jug
A jug found near the Kainar River. Donated by Dauletova Zhainagul Zhanabilovna. Date: 19th century Material: clay Technique: handmade Size:
Jug
Small Jug A small clay jug, cracked and glued back together, with no missing fragments. Date: 19th century Material: clay
Jug
A jug discovered by workers during excavation near the “Kegoc” facility, in the area of the electric substation on the
Jug
Ceramic Jug A ceramic jug found at the site “Konyр Orpa”, made of clay and fired. Date: early 19th century
Jug
A medium-sized black clay jug, found at the Taiketken site. Donated by Nurlan Sarsenbayev on June 20, 2009. Date: 20th
Jug Bottom
The bottom part of a jug found in the fortress of Krasny Gorod during archaeological excavations. Date of discovery: 05.10.2003.