a ditch for the construction of the wall 20Y003

very consistent, grey to grey-brown with occassional green stains, greatly made up of mud-brick matter

a part of a pit (the rest remains inside the reserved block between the sondages); the diameter cannot be determined, the uncovered portion's width is 12cm; the bottom was not reached

brown crumbly earth

a thin layer of plaster covering the walls of 20Y028c, 20Y025c and the floor (?) 20Y020; spread lacunarily over most of the preserved surface; more levels separated one from another by thin layers of crumbly earth; straw imprints on the lower surface

loosedark ochre-beige

three courses of mud bricks (30-32×30-32/15×12cm) made of very consistent, wel-washed "dough"; a cornice around the foot of the construction; a treshold-like prolungation connects the construction with the neighbouring 20Y015c; a 2cm thick layer of plaster is preserved on the N and the W face and continues on the floor towards W

fine dark beige mixed with cloggy mudbrick matter

sizeable (<20cm a side) fragments of mud bricks lain obliquely one above each other and interlain with brown-ochre to brown grey dusty eart; originally the bricks seem to have been of the 30×30cm rather than the 40×40cm type

a portion of a mud-brick construction (w.92cm; th.max 33cm,max.preserved h.cca 50cm); a kind of a cornice runs along the foot part; mud-bricks(30×30/15×8-10cm) are made of a yellow-grey very consistent well-washed "dough",  narrow fisures (0,5-3cm);