Chapan Babyr-bia
Belonged to Babyr Bokenshiuly (1770-1864), who was a batyr, a biye from the Zhilkeldy Baganaly branch of the Naiman tribe. […]
Belonged to Babyr Bokenshiuly (1770-1864), who was a batyr, a biye from the Zhilkeldy Baganaly branch of the Naiman tribe. […]
Early Iron Age. 5th-3rd millennium BC. Ulutau (Karakengir). Origin: 2008. Gift from A. Zhakypov, resident of the village of Karakengir.
From silicon of swollen shape, the surface is rough. Bronze Age. II millennium BC. Origin: 1993. Gift from M. Toregeldin,
The belt is made of genuine leather, elongated in shape, with two edges stitched on the inside. Along the outer
A handcrafted item with a long handle, entirely hollowed out from solid wood, designed for pouring kumis. The distinctive feature
The front cover is artistically decorated in a yellow tone. The edges of the cover feature a floral ornamental border.
“Rail transport with manual drive for transporting people and goods over short distances. 1913-14. Origin: 2000, a gift from N.S.
“Horse mower K-100-1A. Used in agriculture for harvesting rough feed. 1920-30s. Ulytau region. Origin: 1989. Donated by resident T. Shambulov
“Images of wild bulls, one-humped camels, and solar signs are applied by point punching. III-II millennium BC. Origin: 1990. Gift
“Used in the smelting of copper. Bronze Age. Agyday District, Atasu settlement. From the collection of academician A. Margulan. Origin: