Archaeology

Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research

Bronze mirorr

X-XII centuries. A round, richly decorated mirror features a convex bulge at the center of its surface. Its perimeter is

X-XIII centuries. Round shape, high-quality casting. It has natural spots. The outer edge of the mirror has a vertical bevel.

VI-IX centuries. A monument in the form of a stone-carved human figure, widespread in the ancient Turkic era. It is

Dated to the 5th–4th centuries BCE. Both edges of the dagger are sharp, and its cross-section is diamond-shaped. The end

A double-edged, sharp-pointed ancient bronze sword. The hilt and blade are cast as a single piece. The hilt is flat,

A set of bronze (copper) elements that are believed to be part of a quiver. The upper element is circular

This artifact is a finely crafted object made from bone. The composition features two intertwined, serpentine or dragon-like figures, arranged

XVIII-XIX centuries, an accidental find. A type of protective clothing used in battles to protect against stabbing weapons such as

This buckle, dating back to the Early Iron Age, is cast in an oval shape. One end features a loop-like

A thin, elongated metal object. One end is slightly thickened, while the other is pointed. It may have been used