Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Bottom (m)	Bottom elevation: 906.706 m at northwest, 906.686 m at northeast, 906.686 m at center, 906.826 m at southwest, 906.876 m at southeast.
Stage Description	Major collapse and subsequent abandonment.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Soil
Top (m)	Top elevation: 906.796 m at northwest, 907.106 m at northeast, 906.786 m at center, 907.716 m at southwest, 908.256 m at southeast (average).
Description	This is a layer of Munsell yellow (2.5YR 6/4), 8.25 m-x-3.36 m, compact soil with small stones. The yellow pigmentation of this layer may indicate that there are deteriorating frescoes on the inside of Wall Locus 2, and this color has combined with the soil and collapsed outside of the building. The artifacts found in this locus included two iron nails, bones and pottery fragments consisting of rims, bases, and body sherds with black, off-white, red, green and brown painting, slips and washes, and there was one Byzantine lamp discus. Pottery inclusions, 29038, were fragments of a lamp (96-L-25), as well as plates, bowls, large storage vessels, jugs, roof tiles and cooking pots. Bone inclusions, 29042, were six fragments of camel and goat.
Phase	XI XII X IX XIII
Phase Description	Phase XII: Use levels, robbing and abandonments continue. Phase IX: Major CE 363 earthquake leads to the collapse of major temple architectural elements including... Phase XI: Further collapse post CE 5th c., possibly the result of the earthquake of CE 512. The east Porch columns and Central Arch collapse and fluvial deposits continue ... Phase X: Site abandonment post major collapse dating to the Byzantine period from the CE 4th to 5th c, Upper... Phase XIII: Major collapses continue into the Islamic period.
Stage	Stage 4
Definition	Soil/fill.