"STONE AMULET DEPICTING TWO SNAKES Stone amulet (or weight?) with the representation of two spotted snakes found in the Sokh River delta in the Ferghana Valley in 1893. It has a horseshoe-like shape, sawn out of the stone and with a polished surface. End of 2nd millennium BC. Sokh. The Ferghana region. "
CERAMIC VESSEL 17th-16th century BC. Sapallitepa. The Surkhandarya region.
CERAMIC VASE 2nd millennium BC. Djarkutan. The Surkhandarya region.
CERAMIC POT 11th-10th century BC. Dalverzin. The Namangan region.
VESSELS FOR COSMETICS (SURMADON) Bronze, cast. 17th-16th century BC. Sapallitepa. The Surkhandarya region.
HAIRPIN Bronze, cast. The head of the pin is in the form of an eight-petalled rosette. 17th-16th century BC. Sapallitepa. The Surkhandarya region.
BEADS Stone, carved, polished, drilled. Cornelian, lazurite, white stone, turquoise. 17th-16th century BC. Sapallitepa. The Surkhandarya region.
POLE-AXE Bronze, cast. It is broad and long with a rounded end. The upper part is grooved to form two sharp edges. The axe is attached to the pole with the help of two holes at the end of the blade and one hole in the bit that protrudes behind. Late 2nd- beginning 1st millennium BC. Brichmulla. The Tashkent region.
