Place: Ar/Ge.T45.02

Layer covered by Locus 1. It has a light brown, silty sand matrix and extends all over the surface of the trench.

The bottom elevations of locus 2 are different along the N side (see journal p. 6). This is because this area, just N of locus 3, has been excavated as locus 2 until we decided to keep it separated in case locus 3 would turn out to be an architectural feature (thus separating internal and external domestic areas in reference to the stone structure). However, as we proceeded with the excavations we realised that the stones denominated as locus 3 were floating within locus 2/4, and thus most probably derived from materials washed from the top of the slope.

Bottom elevations N of locus 3:
NE corner 2263,402
NW corner 2263,122