loose, grey ochre, cloggy (fragments of mud-brick); a child skeleton on the bottom

a burnt layer of higly variegating colour (black, grey, orange, ochre) and consistency (very loose to very hard) without clear confines of either

a SW corner of a mud-brick construction (bricks 36-38×36-38×9cm; fissures 3cm) on a pakhsa soccle; this on its turn rests on a layer of pebbles (visible at the bottom of 21F011f)

dark brown cloggy ; a darker (burnt layer)

an oval pit (the outlines are, however, quite unclear)

mixture of 21F014 with darker cogs, sporadically mid hard; the confines with 21P014 are unclear; a skeleton of a child at the bottom

an irregular mud-brick construction built directly on (soft) ground i.e. without foundation; bricks 39-40×40 cm with marks (transverse lines of one or two fingers) on the lower face;

little cosistent , mid to light brown with sporadicallly very dense concentrations of white inclusions (up to 2 cm); contains at least 3 childern graves (including 21F016/017f)

black/grey fired, loose

very consistent grey layer made up of eroded mud-bricks and crumbly filling between them, the bricks are entire and as if laid on purpose: marks on their lower faces