Place: Ar/Ge.T20.103

This is the area to the west of the N-S wall associated with the pithos from 2006. It includes the area that extends past the terrace wall of huge rocks, to the area of smaller rocks that lie higher and further into T22's southern area. This locus had a huge amount of broken ceramics in it, jumbled within a matrix of medium-grained, poorly-sorted soil of a medium brown color. No surface was found in this locus in 2008, just this uniform matrix filled with ceramic sherds. There was also a bronze awl found in this locus (T20.103.M.01). Due to time constraints, this locus was left stepped, with the eastern portion dug further in an attempt to find a surface and also to capture its juncture with the large easternmost terrace wall of this trench. So, T20.103 West: extends 212 cm east of the pithos wall, 70 cm wide at pithos wall, area of 1.484 m, closing elevation of 2293.899. T20.103 East: extends 171 cm west of the easternmost terrace wall, 133 cm wide, area of 2.2743 m, closing elevation of 2293.589 m.