Place: Ar/Ts.WSAC3.16

Paved floor in WSAC3, first recognized 3/8/11 as it extended from WSAC2 across SE baulk. The floor consists of large and medium sized stones (mostly limestone) laid flat and extending from WSAC2 in a strip about a meter wide down the SE edge of WSAC3, then forming a 'path' of stones leading to the western corner, roughly 3 meters wide but a meter long. In the eastern corner the floor abuts Feature 21, a collection of small stones in a circular arrangement around a large, trapezoidal flat stone. The paved floor is sitting beneath several loci, consisting of the cultural fill: 14 in the NE area, 19 and 18; as well as parts of 22. As of 5/8/11 the floor continues under both the wheelbarrow ramp and the large jumble of rocks in the southern corner. See notebook for sketch and elevations; given is large trapezoidal stone about 3 m down the SE edge.