Archaeology

Clay pot

The clay vessel is designed for storing liquid and bulk substances. Its shape is that of a slightly narrowed convex

Petroglyph (rock art). The image was created using the picketing (point-chipping) and engraving techniques. In the central part of the

**Balbal (stone statue)** is an important object of the funerary and memorial culture of the ancient Turks. The sculpture was

Ceramic oil lamp (chirag). Made of clay and fired in a kiln. It has an oval shape consisting of an

To allow interlocking connections, one end is made wider (funnel-shaped), while the other end is narrower, forming a tapered cone.

The brick is crafted in a flat square shape (plinthan brick) typical of medieval architecture. Its surface is uneven, with

Date: 20th century Description: A fragment of a wall brick from the fortress of the Hero City of Brest. The

The lamp is made of ceramic using moulding and firing techniques. It was used as a traditional oil lamp. The

A thin-walled ceramic vessel made using the casting method. The sides are decorated with a floral motif. It has a

A ceramic jug with a damaged base and areas of glaze loss across much of its surface. The vessel has