Axe and Chisel

The axe and chisel, discovered in the Surkhandarya region, date back to 2300–1800 BCE. Their dimensions are 7.8 × 4.4 cm and 5.6 × 3 cm respectively. These artifacts provide valuable information about the weapons used by people of that era in warfare and hunting. The axe and chisel demonstrate the advanced skills of ancient metallurgy and craftsmanship. Found in Surkhandarya, they represent important markers of the life and culture of that time. Beyond their practical use, they also hold artistic and cultural significance. For archaeologists, these finds serve as key sources in studying the structure of ancient societies, the art of warfare, and everyday life. They also highlight the richness of the region’s history and the level of development of ancient cultures.