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This image shows an exhibit at the National Museum of Kazakhstan in Astana. The exhibit displays artifacts related to a medieval water system. In the foreground, two ceramic jugs are visible. The jug on the left is reddish-brown with decorative bands around its neck and shoulder, and a handle. The jug on the right is a lighter brown, bulbous in shape, with a long, narrow spout and a handle. Behind the jugs, a wooden water wheel structure is displayed. This wheel has several wooden spokes radiating from a central hub, and attached to the spokes are four ceramic vessels, each with a wide opening. These vessels appear to be designed to scoop and transport water. The background features a mural or illustration of buildings and the water wheel mechanism, rendered in a sketch-like style with pinkish-purple lines. A black information plaque is in the lower part of the image, providing text in Kazakh, Russian, and English, identifying the exhibit as "WATER SYSTEM OF MEDIEVAL KAZAKHSTAN." There are no people visible in the image.
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Sep 20, 2026, 7:02 AM

Astana, Kazakhstan

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This image shows an exhibit at the National Museum of Kazakhstan in Astana. The exhibit displays artifacts related to a medieval water system. In the foreground, two ceramic jugs are visible. The jug on the left is reddish-brown with decorative bands around its neck and shoulder, and a handle. The jug on the right is a lighter brown, bulbous in shape, with a long, narrow spout and a handle. Behind the jugs, a wooden water wheel structure is displayed. This wheel has several wooden spokes radiating from a central hub, and attached to the spokes are four ceramic vessels, each with a wide opening. These vessels appear to be designed to scoop and transport water. The background features a mural or illustration of buildings and the water wheel mechanism, rendered in a sketch-like style with pinkish-purple lines. A black information plaque is in the lower part of the image, providing text in Kazakh, Russian, and English, identifying the exhibit as "WATER SYSTEM OF MEDIEVAL KAZAKHSTAN." There are no people visible in the image.

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