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Ceramics

Ashtray

Made of ceramic, this ashtray depicts a human figure cradling a vessel. The piece is rendered in shades of brown

Souvenir set

A tea set produced during the Soviet period. The set includes cups. Dating: 1970s-1980s. Technique: factory production Size: 45×15, diameter-5,

Krynka

Krynka. A dish made of burnt red clay. It has a rounded bottom, a rounded rim that curves outward, and

Jug

Container for liquids. Sairak ceramics. Found in the Turkestan region. 12th century Origin: 2012. Gift from the museum director Z.

Crucible

“Used in the smelting of copper. Bronze Age. Agyday District, Atasu settlement. From the collection of academician A. Margulan. Origin:

Ceramic vessel

The Bronze Age. KOISHOKY burial ground IV. Agadir district.II – I thousand BC . Origin: 1991 as a gift from

lamp

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

Jug

A ceramic jug discovered at the site “Konyr Orpa”. It is made of ceramic and fired. The vessel has a

Ossuary

The ossuary is shaped like a yurt, with a lid that can be opened and closed. Its walls slope inward

Fragment depicting a human head

An anthropomorphic terracotta piece. The head depicts a sharply defined facial feature. The nose is large, fused to the bridge.

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