Double-handled small jar

This double-handled ceramic jar dates to the 2nd–4th centuries and measures 16 × 19.5 cm. Decorated with slip and fitted with two ring-shaped handles, it demonstrates careful craftsmanship and a balanced form. Such jars were likely used by ancient Central Asian communities for storing liquids or grain products. The handles indicate practical use in everyday activities. This artifact provides valuable insight into the culture, everyday life, and economic practices of the population of ancient Uzbekistan, as well as into the ceramic traditions of the period.