Locus 14 is a collapse layer in the northern 2.94 m of the trench that is 3 meters wide. The soil contains significant amounts of plaster which at times has degraded into the soil, giving it a pinkish brown color. The locus was covered by Locus 1 throughout its entire extent. It was excavated to a depth of 0.10 m, revealing a tile fall of well preserved roof tiles. The tile fall is positioned in the center of Locus 14, extending 2.40 m from east to west and 1.80 m from north to south. The tile packing begins 0.63 m from the northern edge of the OC2/Workshop floor (Locus 2).

Within the tile packing, a number of tiles preserving full widths were found. A full width pan tile was found extending under Locus 20, sloping significantly from west to east. The pan tile measured 0.80 m in length and 0.56 m in width. The tile was left in situ. The coordinates and elevation of the pantile are as follows:

NW:176.45E/64.50S, 26.63m AE

SW: 175.93E/65.18S, 26.71m AE

SE: 176.37E/65.47S, 26.49m AE

NW: 176.80E/64.85, 26.50m AE

To the north of the pan tile, a full width covertile measuring 0.40 m in length and 0.16 m in width was found and was left in situ. An additional full width covertile measures 0.33 m in length and 0.18 m wide. A full width covertile that was found at the highest elevation of the tile packing was removed to further reveal the tile packing beneath its multiple fragments. The cover tile was revealed to preserve an “X” siglum (PC20220111). The tile packing preserves courses of tiles, including at least 4 courses of pan tiles within the collapse, and 3 courses of cover tiles.