Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Publictation Status	Published
Publictation Year	2016
Definition	Room 1 eastern wall of ashlar blocks
Formation Process	Construction
Stratigraphic Reliability	Good
Stratigraphic Unit Type	Anthropic
Elevation Maximum	64.0
Elevation Minimum	63.0
In Elevation Drawing	True
Has Photosmodels	False
Observations	hot dry conditions, excavated with pickaxe and trowel
Position	wall marks eastern edge of trench B in 2010
Shape	linear
Structure Wall Facing Other	not yet visible
Structure Dimensions	length 6.74m, width 0.51 m, height 0.61
Structure Description	wall is preserved to a height of 3 courses of ashlar blocks, some of which are not very high. The tufo is badly eroded, so that one could scrape it away with a trowel
Structure Mortar Size	large 77 x 43 x 17 cm
Originally Filled Date	2010-08-02
Originally Revised Date	2010-08-02
Originally Entered Date	2010-11-07
Record Revised Date	2016-04-26
Interpretation	Eastern wall of a building which seems to consist of walls 1183, 1308, 1250, 1209. In terms of sequence the walls 1183 and 1185 seem to be the oldest parts of the structure. Of the retaining wall in the north SU 1308 are only a cut into the bedrock and maybe a few blocks deeper down preserved. The southern end of this structure is hidden under the southern edge of the excavation area.