One of the rare finds is a large ceramic vessel preserved in the collection of the Local History Museum of the Ulken Naryn District. Objects of this type are extremely rare not only at the local level but also within the broader historical and cultural area under study, which makes this artifact particularly significant for scholarly research.

The vessel is biconical in shape and was handmade using the coiling and modelling technique. It was unevenly fired, resulting in black and light-grey patches visible on its surface. The dimensions of the vessel are 22 × 13 cm.

In terms of its morphological characteristics, the vessel is typical of the domestic pottery associated with nomadic and semi-nomadic populations: the body widens in the middle, the neck narrows, the rim is slightly uneven, and the base is flat. The surface is smooth and undecorated. A clearly visible incised tamga is present on the side of the vessel, resembling a slightly inclined letter “H”. The dimensions of the tamga are 5.3 × 4.6 × 4.3 cm.