Place: Ar/Ge.T16.111

Locus 111 is an oddly shaped locus, a rectangle with a rectangular chunk carved out of the southeastern corner, due to the possible extension of the EB wall from T2E. Western side: 5.12 m, with NW elev 2282.728, SW 2282.823. North side: 2.7 m. Northern east side: 3.74 m, with NE elev 2282.773 and SE elev 2282.768. Then, continuing clockwise, the first E/W souther border is 1.61 m, with an elevation at its end (in the approx center of 111) of 2282.648. Then there is a N/S boundary of 1.3 m, with an elev at its end of 2282.688. Then the boundary goes E/W again, for 1.15 m, with elevations already noted (at end of N/S boundary and also SW corner of entire locus). This is one half of the split locus 104. It has dark brown, silty soil, with many EB ceramics and many bones (EB?) but still appears to be wash. Found finer EB sherds near north-central area. Also found volcanic rocks near center of western side.