Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Preserved Height	0.05 m.
Underlies	Locus 1 (Soil Fill).
Bottom (m)	Closing elevation: 905.19 m.
Definition	Four water channels under Locus 1
Stage Description	Cutting of water channels into the bedrock and the laying of the lead pipe(s) into the channel(s).
Size	1.50 m north south-by-1.00 m east west.
Abuts	South Corridor Wall.
Overlies	None.
Location	South of South Corridor Wall.
Stage	Stage 1
Phase	II
Phase Description	Phase II: First period of major Nabataean construction at the Great Temple complex in the 1st c. BCE. At this...
Description	Locus 2 is composed of four water channels cut directly into the bedrock and covered with a grayish (5YR5/1) hydraulic plaster. It is hewn directly out of the bedrock; no toolmarks, however, remain visible. The channels themselves extend approximately 1.50 m southward from the south face of the South Corridor Wall. Each channel is approximately 0.10 m wide east west, with a space between each channel. These spaces are 0.12 m, 0.10 m, and 0.12 m wide, respectively from east to west. The total combined width east west of the channels and the space between them is approximately 1.00 m. The removal of the hydraulic plaster from the westernmost channel revealed bedding for a lead pipe.
Top (m)	Opening elevation: 905.24 m.
Combined with	None.
Bonds to	None.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural