Place: Ar/Ge.T02d/E.11

This was a flattened surface on the bedrock were there were 2 (maybe 3) pits, carved in the bedrock (or natural carvings wich were used). The pit no. 7 was the most deep (abs. 2288.322 m) among them and conteined 2-3 big karases. The pits no. 8 and no. 9 were empty and it is not certain that they were used as storage pits or something like that. In any case, they were surrounded by stones put in order and the area was leveled. The locus is below l. 9. The pit no. 8 conteined also charcoal samples which were taken for the radiocarbon analyses. The locus is limited with the wall W2d10 (the external part of which is marked as l. 12).