Place: Ar/Ts.WSI.20

This is an L-shaped locus that extends adjacent to the southwest wall and adjacent to the northwest wall of the interior of room I. The matrix is a clayish silt, heavier in clay content closer to the wall, and heavier in silt towards the interior of the room. All of the dimensions of the locus are indicated in my notebook. Maximum extents are indicated above. At the bottom of this locus along the southwest side is the flagstone floor. Also, within this locus, again near to the southwest wall, was the in situ pot, locus 21. Just to the south of this pot was an area very rich in dark brown, carbon-rich silt along with a few large pieces of carbon. This matrix is particularly heavily surrounded by the white and orange clay. A few specks of shell were found in the heavy fraction from this locus.