WC (Wall collapse) -- Fallen debris and sediment. -- Sediment/ Debris:- E Face under L2 -- Fallen rocks and fine sediment of possible windblown origins accumulated by the southern part of the eastern face of the gateway complex. -- Directly below layer of rock collapse, above ashier soil related with the type of surface present at most of the fort's inner yard. Sediment and stones probably

• 2002-10-11 to 2002-10-15

Locus above: 2 -- Locus contemporary: 15, 18, 3,23 -- Locus below: 20,28,102

Several shards (Iron Age?) and thin scatter of slag. One large dark red bead, possibly of semi-precioius stone.

W-L(W)8, L17, N-L15, S-L3.

Area stratum Ib

Origins of collapse possibily earthquake. Lesser option human action, in probility single event. -- Similar appearances noted around all outer walls of the gateway complex. -- related to the cpllapse and post-collapse windblown accumulation.

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Locus Number: A 12

Stratum

• Stratum I:

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