The jar is a ceramic

The jar is a ceramic object of the Shirik-Rabat culture dating back to the 4th-2nd centuries BCE. The Shirik-Rabat culture developed in the lower reaches of the Syr Darya River and the Aral Sea region and is associated with the late stage of the Saka period.
Jars typical of this culture were made by hand or on a simple potter’s wheel and usually have thick, durable walls. They were used for everyday purposes, such as storing water, food, grain, and other household necessities. The vessels have compact shapes with clearly defined necks and rims. The ceramic objects of the Shirik-Rabat culture reflect the sedentary and semi-nomadic lifestyle of the population of that era, as well as the development of craft traditions and economic culture.