Jug
The jug has a recessed bottom and a yellowish interior. It is pear-shaped. It dates back to the late nineteenth
Archaeology
Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research
Jug
The jug is clay. Pear-shaped with a smooth bottom. Pointed outward. A relic of former settlers. Material: clay Size: 12.5
Jug
The pitcher is made of boiling clay, with a full bottom and a small watering can beak, taken from an
Jug
The jug is made of brown heat-shrinkable clay. It has black marks on the deep bottom. The maker is unknown.
Stone tool.
Stone tool. The main part is shaped like a rounded oval, with one side elongated, presumably for ease of holding
Stone fragment.
Stone fragment. This stone was taken from Sырымбет, the birthplace of Shoqan Walikhanov. It has an approximately triangular shape, with
Trilobite
Fossilized remains of ancient marine arthropods, widespread in Paleozoic seas. Length – 51 mm, width – 35 mm; diameter of
Belemnite
The fossilized remains of ancient cephalopods that inhabited the Earth long before the dinosaurs and became extinct at the same
Tombstone.
Tombstone. This white marble tombstone was erected in 1881 by Lieutenant General G.A.Kolpakovsky on the grave of Chokan Valikhanov under