Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Relations	Sealed by Locus 6 Fill/Debris. Floor 17 abuts its face. The pavers of the lower tier (i.e., the walkway) are built up to its back as is the stone and rubble fill beneath the seating area of the Cavea.
Phase Description	Phase V: Late Nabataean CE 1st c. redesign and repairs, including the addition of the Theater, intercolumnar...
Phase	V
Stage	Stage 2
Size	Measurements: 1.5 m in height at the northwest and 1.20 m in height at the southeast (top course missing), 6.60 m in radius, 0.20 m in depth.
Description	The apsidal Orchestra Wall for the Cavea which acts as a retaining wall for the Cavea construction. This wall is constructed of carefully hewn shallow ashlar blocks with curved faces. They are laid out in five courses ranging between 0.20 and 0.35 m in height. In the second course from the bottom, a small square stone marks the central point of the wall which is on the central axis of the Temple. It is likely that this stone was the center plumb stone for the masons constructing the wall and the entire Cavea. (Seq. 47217).
Bottom (m)	Bottom elevation: 905.526 m at the northwest, 905.546 m at the southeast.
Definition	Orchestra Retaining Wall.
Stage Description	Addition of the Theater with the construction of the cavea, orchestra, intercolumnar walls, twin vaulted chambers, East and West Interior Staircases and the Central Arch.
Top (m)	Top elevation: 907.036 m at the northwest, 906.746 m at the southeast.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural