Peshdar Plain Project: Data. Loci

Locus:181909:007
Wall: Large East-West Wall

General Description	Northern wall of room 58. west-east orientated wall preserved on 5 to 6 courses of cobblestones and bolders. The perserved height is homogeneous and is around 90 cm. The width is 1.40 m. The wall is build with large long bolders of 30-40 cm long set for making the faces of the wall. The smaller face of the stone is visible in the face of the wall. They are like "boutisse". Between these rows, 5 to 6 rows of flat large pebbles and cobblestones of 15-25 cm set in the middle of the wall. The last preserved course of stone is flat and might have been made flat on purpose in order to build the elevation with mud features architecture.
Boundaries (Contrast, Topography)	Located on the north of the trench, north of the pit (Locus:181909:005 Locus:181909:006 Locus:181908:005 Locus:191908:006).
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Interpretation & Classification of the Locus