Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Size	There are two patches of these so-called irregularly shaped wadi stone terraces. In the north the patch measures north south 2.00 m-by-east west 1.25 m, and the south terrace measures 2.00 m north south-by-east west 0.75 m.
Stage	Stage 2
Top (m)	Opening elevation: 901.293 m. The depth of Locus 45 below Sub Datum M is 1.10 m and extends 0.60 m to 0.54 m above bedrock.
Seals	None but bedrock.
Description	Built on rubble fill, these walls are one course with two rows of stones. These two walls consist of broken, uneven, crudely hewn sandstone and limestone cobbles and boulders that are dry-laid. They are generally one course in height but are sometimes two. The intention of the early builders was to build up the subsidence in the bedrock and to create a level surface. We have placed these loci together because they are on the same alignment. While excavation was taking place it was reasoned that these were two separate walls, but in fact it is clear that are one and the Cistern-Reservoir was constructed at roughly their midpoint. The evidence suggests that the junction of these two walls can be found under the Cistern-Reservoir walls.
Phase	I
Abuts	Locus 48 and the later building of the north and west Cistern-Reservoir walls.
Overlies	Loci 32 and 37 bedrock.
Definition	Early Stone Terrace Walls
Preserved Height	One, sometimes two stones in height.
Stage Description	Construction and use of early installations.
Cuts	None.
Underlies	Loci 27 in the west and 29 in the north.
Bonds to	None.
Phase Description	Phase I: Preparation: 1st c. BCE quarrying and leveling of the bedrock beneath the Upper Temenos. Some...
Combined with	Loci 48 and 41.
Bottom (m)	Closing elevation: 900.753 m above bedrock.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural