Small Jug

This ceramic jar, measuring 12×12,6 cm, dates to the 4th–1st centuries BCE and represents a distinctive example of pottery art from the Fergana Valley. Its shape, size, and craftsmanship reflect the domestic traditions and the level of local artisanship of that period. Such jars were typically used for storing and consuming liquids or food products. Through this artifact, valuable insights can be gained into the daily life, material culture, and pottery traditions of the ancient inhabitants of Fergana.