Alexander III the Great (c. 336-323 century BC) Obv.: head of Greek god Heracles to right. Rev.: Greek god Zeus seated on throne to left. Silver. Tetradrachm.
GRECO-BACTRIA. Demetrius I (c. 200-185 century BC) Obv.: head of king to right, wearing elephant scalp. Rev.: Greek god Heracles standing to front. Silver. Tetradrachm.
THE YUEZHI. “Kushan” or “Geray” (1st century BC-1st century AD) Obv.: bust of king to right. Rev.: rider on horseback to right. Silver. Tetradrachm.
WALL PAINTING Figure of the Buddha, wearing a robe, the edge of the neck is shown as a line. The head is encircled with a nimbus painted in white with a dark outline. 1st-2nd century AD. Fayaztepa. From the sanctuary. The Surkhandarya region.
WALL PAINTING A fragment of wall painting in several pieces illustrated two male figures walking to the right. They wear white and yellow kaftans. 1st-2nd century AD. Fayaztepa. From the sanctuary. The Surkhandarya region.
WALL PAINTING On the right is a figure of a bearded man in profile. Behind him is a male figure in a helmet with two horns. 1st-2nd century AD. Fayaztepa. From the sanctuary. The Surkhandarya region.
HIGH RELIEF. FRAGMENT Preserved is much of the lower part of the high relief depicting parts of two figures: a man and woman. The woman wears a long dress, her feet are each adorned by double bracelets decorated with eight-petalled rosettes. On the front of the base is a Bactrian inscription written in six lines. 2nd century AD. Airtam. The Surkhandarya region.
BUDDA WITH MONKS Representation of the Buddha, seated under the Bodhi Tree (where he experienced enlightenment), with two monks standing on either side. It is cut from a single block of limestone of yellowish-white colour and originally was covered in gold. 1st-2nd century AD. Fayaztepa. From the sanctuary. The Surkhandarya region.
BODHISATTVA. SCULPTURE The pedestal supporting the sculpture is attached to a backplate behind. A nimbus in relief projects from the backplate behind the figure’s head. In the Buddhist religion the Boddhisatvas personify various virtues including love, charity and wisdom. 1st-2nd century AD. Fayaztepa. From the sanctuary. The Surkhandarya region.
FRAGMENT OF SCULPTURE Torso of a Bodhisattva. 1st-2nd century AD. Fayaztepa. From the sanctuary. The Surkhandarya region.
REPRESENTATION OF A SOLAR DEITY 1st-2nd century AD. Fayaztepa. From the sanctuary. The Surkhandarya region.
PILASTER CAPITAL The capital is decorated with volutes and three large acanthus leaves. 2nd century AD. Hatyn-Rabad. The Surkhandarya region.
Fragment of a stone cup with inscription on its rim in Kharoshtkhi. 2nd-3rd century AD. Old Termez. The Surkhandarya region.
Bactrian writing on fragments of pottery. Fayoztepa. Surxondaryo vil. Mil. I-II asrlar.
ANTEFIXS WITH STYLISED DEPICTION IN RELIEF 1st-2nd century AD. Khalchayan. The Surkhandarya region.
OSSUARY Clay, modelled, fired. 1st century BC-2nd century AD. Koikrylgankala. Karakalpakstan.
VESSEL Clay, wheel-turned, fired, painted. 7th-6th century BC. Kuchuktepa. The Surkhandarya region.
