The monument is located in the southern edge of the necropolis and has a fence structure consisting of five parts: the central part is connected by fences from four directions, creating a cross-shaped composition. All external walls, as well as the central and peripheral ones, are decorated with vertical colonnades at the upper side. The entrance opening is aligned with the central fence and connected through surrounding openings. The entrance openings are covered with arched windows and surrounded by longitudinal frame structures. No plaster has been used. In the additional fence on the western side, there may be burials: this section has burial places and thick corner columns, with a roof covered by a triangular wooden fence (for protection against animals and weather). The construction is made of unbaked bricks (10×16×32 cm, 10 rows + 10 joints = 1.1 m) and based on a clay mortar. The dimensions of the area are: height – 3.4 m, plan – 20.43 × 21.22 m, wall thickness – 0.70 m, volume – 1000 m³.
Historical data
The Combe statue may belong to the figures at its base (tribe - Argin-Karakesek). In the 17th-19th centuries, the tribe's Kazakhs settled around the Degelen mountain. The history of the monument is unknown, but it belongs to the Shynybai Argin-Karakesek tribe. The settlements of this tribe were established in this region after the struggle against the Dzungars. Shynybai was very capable and held important positions in local organizations, but he died at around the age of 24. The monument was created by the master Tezekbay. Informant: Karipbaev K., born in 1916, tribe - Argin-Karakesek, Semey region, Abai district, Kainar village.

