Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Definition	Blocking Stones in the East Doorway
Underlies	None.
Relations	Built up to: Locus 2.
Description	This blocking wall is constructed of small to medium sandstone ashlars that are diagonally dressed on those faces facing outward into the Southern Passageway. The wall is preserved to 12 courses at a height of 4.27 m and extends the full width (1.68 m) and depth (1.18 m) of the doorway. On the inner (northern) face of the wall, the stones are roughly hewn with no sign of dressing or plastering. In the upper courses of the southern face of the wall, a vertical cut circa 0.18 m wide and preserved to a height of 0.96 m is present. Presumably, this cut angled outward from the south creating a larger opening on the wall’s northern face, as is the case of the central blocked doorway which has a similar thin cut on its southern face. However, such an angled cut was not clearly identified.
Stage	Stage 4
Phase Description	Phase VI: Late Nabataean pre-CE 106 minor collapses and repairs. The East, West and South Corridor doorways...
Stage Description	South Corridor doorways blocked; access restricted between the South Corridor and the South Passageway.
Bottom (m)	Closing Levels: (threshold height)
Overlies	Locus 24.
Top (m)	Opening Levels: Sub datum 83C – 1.11m.
Location	Within opening of east doorway cut into the south wall, Locus 2.
Phase	VI
Combined with	None.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural