Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Overlies	Unknown, but perhaps Locus 20, the earliest wall uncovered.
Top (m)	Opening elevation: 895.265 m (top course).
Bottom (m)	Closing Elevation: 891.457 m.
Abuts	Locus 1 and Locus 13 the east pier of Doorway #1 and Locus 14 the west pier of Room 2 Doorway #2.
Location	The east wall of Room 1, the west wall of Room 2 in the center of Trench 95.
Underlies	Locus 4 collapse and debris.
Description	This partition wall between Rooms 1 and 2 has a well-built façade primarily of stretchers that are set to be staggered with those below. These ashlars are well dressed. It is interesting that when this wall was constructed, there was an effort made to bond it as securely as possible with the Locus 1 Lower Temenos Retaining wall. Although the wall abuts the earlier Locus 1 wall, the Locus 1 has been intentionally gouged away for the secure footing of this wall on the south. At the conclusion of the excavation this wall ranged from nine courses in height to only three. This of course was due to the force of the collapse of the PE elements from above.
Phase Description	Phase VII: Roman mid CE 2nd c. repairs following a more collapse. Building of the Propylaeum Central...
Definition	North South Wall Abutting Locus 1 PE East West Lower Temenos Retaining Wall
Stage	Stage 5c
Phase	VII
Stage Description	Building of the north south walls creating Propylaeum East Rooms 1, 2 and 3 with entrances from the street.
Cuts	None.
Combined with	Its construction is similar to the Loci 3 and 8 Wall of Trenches 95 and 96. They can be placed in the same building phase.
Bonds to	None.
Size	This wall’s maximum excavated height is 2.06 m. Its minimum excavated height of three courses is 1.294 m. Its length is 9.70 m north south and it is 0.90 m in width (east west).
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural