Earrings
Gold earrings in the form of a dung beetle (scarabei). The Scarabey beetle is made by blowing, welded to a
Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research
Gold earrings in the form of a dung beetle (scarabei). The Scarabey beetle is made by blowing, welded to a
Boar’s shovel tooth. The carvings depict Samruk-Kus-Wolf. The beak of the bird is oblong, in the middle of which rounded
The brick is made of red fired ceramic. Its surface features an ornament resembling the image of a bird. The
Made of gold, with six socketed settings for inlays (likely stones or glass) arranged around the edges in the form
Element of the female human head Kim in the form of a cone, folded in half and connected by two
Spheroconical vessel – an archaeological ceramic container formed from grey clay and fired. It has an elongated form and a
A lid made of clay, hand-formed and fired. It is circular and domed in shape. In the centre is a
A silver tanga produced by striking. It is approximately circular in shape, with an irregular edge that is worn and
A silver coin produced by striking. It is approximately circular in shape, with an uneven edge that is worn and
A gold coin produced by striking. It is approximately circular in shape, with an irregular edge that is worn and