84 Ancient Artifacts from Logar and Paktika Delivered to Afghanistan Museum

The Ministry of Information and Culture announced that 84 historical artifacts recovered from the provinces of Logar and Paktika have been handed over to the Afghanistan Museum after undergoing registration, cleaning, and conservation processes. These items are made of shell, glass, metal, and clay and include various bowls, lamps, bracelets, spindles, arrows, and several other old tools and objects.

Sayed Zabihullah Sadat, Head of the Archaeology Department, stated that these historical artifacts date back to the 2nd to 5th centuries AD and were obtained through archaeological research at the historical sites of “Mes Aynak” in Logar and the “Rashki” mound in Paktika.

According to him, the transfer of these objects to the Afghanistan Museum was carried out to ensure better preservation and to prepare them for exhibition to visitors.