New discoveries: Turkic runic inscriptions on the hum and on the balbal
The article discusses the new Turkic runic inscriptions discovered in recent years on the territory of Kyrgyzstan. The first inscription was found in the village of Sargata on a whisk of hum. Finding a ceramic vessel with a rune-like inscription is a rare occurrence. They used to be found on boulders, on the surface of rock slabs. In our opinion, its uniqueness lies in the fact that the vessel was discovered on the ruins of a medieval fortress and develops the idea of creating and developing Turkic written culture in the settled agricultural settlements of Tien Shan regoin.The second inscription was found during an expedition to the Talas Valley. Its uniqueness lies in the fact, that it is located on the neck of the balbal and its content is also of certain interest.