Ethnographic Museum 1

1. Kichen Shelf – A shelf or a small cabinet used for storing dishes, food, or household items. Donated by Moldagalieva Akkenzhe.

2. Equal – arm hand scales. Bezben is a traditional manual steelyard balance for weighing items.

3. A scale – or balance is a device used to measure weight or mass. These are also known as mass scales, weight scales, mass balances, massometers, and weight balances. Donated by Shegen Netaliev.

4. Flashlight – A flashlight is a device that produces light and is used for illumination in the dark. Donated by Kalima Akimova.

5. Flashlight – A flashlight is a device that produces light and is used for illumination in the dark.

6. Kerosene – A kerosene wick stove is a domestic device fueled by kerosene, used for cooking and heating. Donated to the museum by Kalima Akimova.

7. Samovar — a traditional metal container with a tap used to boil water, heated by coal or wood inside. Donated to the museum by Mukhitova Zhonas.

8. Samovar — a traditional metal container with a tap used to boil water, heated by coal or wood inside. Donated to the museum by Kalima Akimova.

9. Shoulder yoke — a curved wooden tool carried across the shoulders for transporting water or loads, with buckets hung on both ends and a shaped middle for comfort. Donated to the museum by K. Akimova.

10. Washbasin – a fixture used for washing hands and face.

11. Sickle — a hand tool used for harvesting grain or cutting grass, with a curved metal blade that is wider at the base and tapers to a pointed tip. Donated to the museum Kopzhasar Mendigereev.

12. Brass kuman – used for pouring water.

13. Brass basin – Donated by.

14. Carpet Depicting Mukhtar Auezov. 20th Century.