Fragment of a Jug

This ceramic jug fragment dates to the 7th–8th centuries and was discovered in the territory of Uzbekistan. It is an important testimony to local craftsmanship and applied art. Jugs were commonly used to store water, oil, or grain. Measuring 36.5×30.5 cm, the fragment indicates that the vessel was originally a large container. Its polished surface and decorative patterns reflect the technical skill and artistic sensibility of the artisans of the time. Such objects were used in both household life and rituals. As an exhibit, the fragment provides valuable insights into the daily life and culture of the era and holds significant importance in archaeology.