Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Soil
Stage Description	Destruction and widespread burning containing a large number of Nabataean ceramics.
Stage	Stage 3
Definition	Arbitrary Locus in North Doorway
Phase Description	Phase VI: Late Nabataean pre-CE 106 minor collapses and repairs. The East, West and South Corridor doorways...
Combined with	uncertain.
Description	Brown (Munsell 7.5 YR 5/4) earth of fine, loose silt. Approximately 0.08 m above the floor of the doorway, soil included a medium amount of randomly distributed pieces (roughly 0.01 m in diameter) of charcoal, as well as a medium amount of pulverized plaster. This locus includes a number of minor fluvial layers containing some architectural plaster, as well as a larger amount of Nabataean painted wares. During the pottery analysis, we identified a Nabataean inscription embossed on a small piece of pottery (0.03 m-by-0.023 m–by-0.01 m) as belonging to this layer (Seq. No. 73109). Less large stones are found here than in Locus 10.
Top (m)	Opening levels: 906.175 m at north, 906.075 m at south.
Phase	VI
Bottom (m)	Closing levels: 905.335 m at north 905.235 m at south.