Among the clay products that played an important role in the economic life of the ancient people living in the territory of the Keshikchidagh caves complex in the Late Bronze Age, there are a large number of cubes of various sizes. This small cube is gray and made of baked clay and fine sand. It grows from the seat to the trunk and becomes biconical, narrows towards the neck, has a relatively wide mouth, a short neck and a round seat. There are two fractures in the mouth. It was used to store spices in the household.
