Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Publictation Status	Published
Publictation Year	2016
Definition	Two tufo slabs, corner of cistern
Formation Process	Construction
Stratigraphic Reliability	Good
Stratigraphic Unit Type	Anthropic
Elevation Maximum	63.0
Elevation Minimum	63.0
In Elevation Drawing	False
Has Photosmodels	False
Observations	The slabs were discovered during the excavation of the grave Fran.
Position	central west area B in 2010, room 2
Shape	square
Structure Building Technique Other	carved tufo slabs
Structure Dimensions	length 1.75 m, width 1.63m, height 0.20m
Structure Description	Two carved tufo slabs that form the top of a well. Found in the middle of room 2 against the northern wall. At the same level of the floor 1173. A large piece of tile and pottery were found stuck to the surface. A large cap stone was found over the well hole.
Originally Filled Date	2010-07-28
Originally Revised Date	2010-07-28
Originally Entered Date	2010-11-07
Originally PDF Date	2010-07-29
Record Revised Date	2016-04-26
Interpretation	The two tufo slabs that mark the top of a well give room 2 the appearance of possibly being a courtyard. For some reason the well was capped. At a later date the right slab was partially cut into by a grave cut. Although they are carved tufo, there appears to be some sort of white-wash that was applied to the top.