Archaeology

Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research

Balbal Stone

A stone sculpture carved in the image of an ancient person from a single natural stone and installed vertically. The

A stone sculpture carved with a human face, also known as a balbal or stone image. The sculpture is carved

Köze–a small clay pot with a long spout in the front for precise pouring of liquids. The inner and outer

A ceramic pitcher made from clay and fired in a kiln at high temperature. It was used for pouring water

A special ceramic vessel made of clay. The neck edges are outwardly convex, the neck is short, the sides are

The neck of the item is convex outward, short—2 cm in height, with convex side protrusions measuring 3.5 cm each.

An antique metal vessel made of copper or bronze. It is a traditional jug used in Central Asia. Such vessels

A metal vessel with a characteristic shape: it has a wide base, a narrow high neck and a strongly expanding

The oldest Kazakh and ancient Turkic percussion musical instrument used by shamans (baksy) in their rituals and rituals. A wooden

11th-12th centuries. A round decorative mirror features a convex indentation at the center of its surface. The relief depicts three