Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Top (m)	Top elevation: South 911.896 m, center 908.206 m, north 908.536 m.
Relations	Associated: Locus 10 eastern wall and Locus 103 northern wall.
Phase Description	Phase VII: Roman mid-CE 2nd c. collapse and repairs. The Pronaos floor pavers robbed and the Theater stage...
Stage	Stage 4
Description	This wall was named in the 1994 season. It slopes down at the same angle as the stairwell to a level area above the pavement. The wall is more destroyed in the north, perhaps from the collapse of column drums, but was later re-built. It contains one destroyed window and one doorway, which we originally thought had been narrowed, but upon closer examination seemed to be the original size. This aperture could easily have been a window, as it is across from the doorway on the east wall, which would have been bolted, and the window would have shed light into the stairwell appropriately. The southernmost window/aperture lies 2.47 m from the north wall, Locus 103, and is 1.14 m wide. The northernmost aperture lies 1.93 m from the north wall and is 0.57 m in width.
Definition	Western Wall.
Phase	VII
Bottom (m)	Founding elevation: Unknown, the founding course of the wall is below the pavement bedding where we stopped excavating.
Stage Description	Rebuilding of the east, west, and north walls of the East Interior Staircase to repair damage caused in Phase VI
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural