Place: Ar/Ge.T38.22

Locus 22 refers to the stone architecture of the EB tomb located in the NE corner of T38, west of locus 15 and north of locus 24. The structure consists of a large central capstone supported by stone walls. The foundation stones are between 10-20cm in size. The types, sizes, and shape of stones used is not homogenous. On the roof of the structure -- on the periphery of the capstone -- are other large stone slabs. These stones are distinct in both their size and the way in which they flank the large central stone. Upon excavating locus 18, it began clear that the south side of the architectural construction contained a large "door" stone as well as several smaller ones to its respective sides. Skeletal remains (associated with locus 18) were found sitting atop the largest and central most of these stones on the facade.