Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Definition	The Canalization System (Capstones)
Top (m)	Opening level: 905.429 m.
Location	Southwest Corridor extending from east to west.
Stage Description	Subterranean canalization installed/cut into the temple foundations.
Description	These five roughly hewn sandstone capstones each measure approximately 1.50 m in length-by-irregular widths, averaging 0.65 m. Superficially, this canalization is very irregular and uneven in appearance, but in antiquity it was covered with the Corridor Pavement and wouldn’t have been seen. (Since this feature was recovered on the last day of excavation, it was not fully investigated and, presumably, will be found to extend under the east balk of the trench.)
Phase	I
Bottom (m)	Closing level: 905.429 m.
Overlies	None.
Phase Description	Phase I: Preparation: 1st c. BCE subterranean canalization is installed and the bedrock leveled with a coarse yellow soil.
Underlies	Locus 11 soil.
Combined with	None.
Stage	Stage 0
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural