Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Stage Description	Main construction of the Bath Complex.
Stage	Stage 2
Overlies	Floors of Chambers 2 and 3.
Combined with	The construction of the Bath Complex. The construction of the bath complex.
Abuts	The south walls of Chambers 2 and 3.
Preserved Height	1.38 m.
Top (m)	Opening elevation: 900.185 m.
Location	The doorway between S Rooms Chambers 2 and 3.
Phase Description	Phase VI: Late Nabataean pre-CE 106 minor collapses and repairs. At this time the northwest subterranean...
Size	2.53 m north south-by-2.15 m east west.
Definition	S Rooms Chambers 2 and 3, Shelf for Hypocaust System on south wall
Cuts	None.
Underlies	Locus 9 and Locus 21.
Description	In the doorway between Chambers 1 and 2 is a shelf for the hypocaust system, 1.00 m in east west width standing on square ashlars exhibiting significant burning. Four ashlars are stacked to 0.67 m in height in two rows. At the top of the rows is an ashlar slab, a cross slab 0.79 m in width. Its opening is 0.39 m and it rests on an ashlar platform composed of two large ashlars 1.15 m north south-by-0.60 m in east west width. The south wall has an indentation 1.05 m east west, which may have originally a filled in doorway. This wall has six courses set as stretchers extending to 1.64 m above the ashlar slab. The wall bears heavy coats of plaster and remains of flue pipes (tubuli) remain attached to the wall by mortar. Floor tiles and potsherds are also mixed with the cement. This wall may have served as the socle for a superstructure. Vestiges of dark gray soot appeared on all the walls were measured to ascertain the height of the floor for the upper level rooms, 1.48 m above the floor level. The bath system seems to have been planned as a single unit and it appears that it is on the same axis of orientation as the Great Temple, northwest to southeast. This locus along with others of the bath complex appears to be self-contained elements in an overall design that physically distinguish different areas of the baths.
Phase	VI
Bonds to	None.
Bottom (m)	Closing elevation: 898.805 m.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural