Archaeology

Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research

lamp

Purpose: Designed for lighting a room. Found: During archaeological excavations. Location: Mausoleum of Jochi Khan, 13th century. Origin: Donated by

A jug found near the Kainar River. Donated by Dauletova Zhainagul Zhanabilovna. Date: 19th century Material: clay Technique: handmade Size:

Small Jug A small clay jug, cracked and glued back together, with no missing fragments. Date: 19th century Material: clay

A jug discovered by workers during excavation near the “Kegoc” facility, in the area of the electric substation on the

Ceramic Jug A ceramic jug found at the site “Konyр Orpa”, made of clay and fired. Date: early 19th century

A medium-sized black clay jug, found at the Taiketken site. Donated by Nurlan Sarsenbayev on June 20, 2009. Date: 20th

The bottom part of a jug found in the fortress of Krasny Gorod during archaeological excavations. Date of discovery: 05.10.2003.

Remains of the walls of the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi, with a floral pattern on the blue stone surface.

A cartridge case is a cylindrical metal container that holds the propellant charge and ignition components. The case is hollow

A jug — clay vessel. Jugs have been known on Kazakh lands since the Neolithic period. Among the oldest artifacts