Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Publictation Status	Published
Publictation Year	2016
Definition	Northern Wall - room2
Formation Process	Construction
Stratigraphic Reliability	Good
Stratigraphic Unit Type	Anthropic
Elevation Maximum	63.0
Elevation Minimum	63.0
In Elevation Drawing	False
Has Photosmodels	True
Observations	hot dry conditions, excavated with pickaxe and trowel
Position	central western part of area B in 2010
Shape	linear
Structure Dimensions	length 7.78 m, width 0.46 m, height 0.35 m
Structure Description	The width of the wall is very consistent despite the fact that different size tufo slabs and travertine slabs wer used to fill the places within the wall where no ashlar blocks were used. This leads to different numbers of courses within the masonry. And tufo fragments were used too, to fix some holes in between the ashlars.
Originally Filled Date	2010-08-03
Originally Revised Date	2010-08-03
Originally Entered Date	2010-11-07
Record Revised Date	2016-04-26
Interpretation	This is one of two walls which create a kind of peristyle within the building/property we were excavating. Both walls abut each other and are constructed by cutting the tufo floow 1173, 1231, 1216, 1215 (which were one large floor originally). Also wall 1226 was cut into the tufo floor, so that there might be a contemporary relationship between walls 1186 and 1187 and 1226 - which marks a phase of reorganization of this property.