Place: Ar/Ge.T08.1

Already from the surface some stones were visible. After cleaning the topsoil it came out that there is a wall extending across the trench. In front of the wall there was a huge collapse of stones which covered the whole area. We marked the wall as W801 (stones - ca. 55x40x23 cm - 3 courses of stones, width 60cm, pres. Length (total) 23m, pres. Height 70cm). When the most part of the stones was removed (here we could mark no locus as well there was no soil level - just stones) we uncovered another range of stones of very small stones which finally came out a wall W802 (18x9x8cm - 6 courses of stones, width 25 cm, pres. Length 570 cm, pres. Height 56 cm) parallel to W801. The ceramic material here is exeptionally of EBA period. There were relatively few faunal remains and lithics.