Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Description	This wall is two courses in height of well-dressed ashlars. The lowest course is comprised of well-fitted ashlars set as headers. Between the first and second courses are snecking stones with a row of headers set above. These headers are the facing for the section of the wall behind which may have been a channel? The channel measures 0.50 m in east west width. Stretchers face the west width where there is 0.43 m of fill and smaller stones behind 0.69 m in length-by-0.20 m in height.
Abuts	The southwest betyl wall Locus 3
Underlies	Locus 1 soil and debris.
Size	This bench is 4.05 m north south-by-0.74/0.75 m in width.
Stage Description	Bombardment (?) of the Propylaeum West with stone ballista balls, found embedded in the gray mortar subfloor in the north gallery west and in the overlying soil fill. More ... Late rebuilding of Wall K, construction of the bench up against the west face of the west stylobate wall of the West Triple Colonnade and installation of the double betyls.
Overlies	Locus 10 pavement. Locus 10 Pavement.
Stage	Stage 3 Stage 2/3
Location	In the trench southwest underlying the Locus 3 betyl wall.
Combined with	Not sure.
Phase Description	Phase VII: Roman mid CE 2nd c. repairs following a more collapse. Building of the Propylaeum Central... Phase VI: Late Nabataean ca. 106 CE period of minor collapse and repairs. Collapse of the south gallery...
Bottom (m)	Closing Elevation: Locus 10 Pavement 982.550 m.
Phase	VII VI
Top (m)	Opening elevation: + 0.75 m above the Locus 13 Pavement or 893.485 m.
Definition	Bench Below the Double Betyls
Bonds to	None.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural