IN (Installation): Altar-like. Flat stone floor covered in plaster, lipped at the edges. -- IN (Installation): Cultic? -- Rectangular installation of flat stones covered with plaster. Built on the red sand layer and defined by a nicely paved floor. The floor was built from flat local stones (limestone) that were covered with a relatively thick layer of off-white/brown -- plaster (about 2 cm thickness). The plaster spreads upwards, forming upraised edges to about four or five cm height. On the southern side, a small, thin wall was preserved. It consists of some flat stones and one rounded protruding stone in the corner.

• 2006-11-06 to 2006-11-20

Two worked stones: One finely shaped and dense, possibly a hammerstone or celt, the other roughly shaped, perhaps a standing stone.

Area stratum M5b

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Locus Number: M 676

Stratum

• Stratum VII:

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