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An ancient clay amphora, likely a baklaga, sits on a brown cardboard display stand within a glass-enclosed museum exhibit. The amphora is pale beige with reddish-brown markings and has a large crack in its upper portion and a spout extending from its side. A small wooden plaque is placed in front of the amphora, bearing text in Cyrillic and Latin script, identifying the object as "Мустахора Баклага (VI-VII вв) Baklaga (VI-VII c.)". The exhibit is dimly lit with a warm yellow glow emanating from the background, where framed artifacts and what appear to be decorative circular motifs are visible on a wall. The scene is likely located in Khujand, Tajikistan, given the context of the artifact's likely origin and common museum displays in that region.
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