Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Overlies	More doorway depth (assumed).
Top (m)	Opening elevation: - 0.46 m below Sub Datum 77 T or 909.97 m in elevation.
Underlies	Locus 28 and Locus 29 (partial).
Size	1.84 m in east west width-by-excavated depth of 0.80 m. With little extant bonding, the upper courses fell away.
Stage	Stage 3
Bottom (m)	Closing elevation: - 1.60 m below Sub Datum 77 T or 908.83 m in elevation.
Combined with	The South Exterior and Interior Walls, Loci 31 and 35.
Phase Description	Phase VI: Late Nabataean pre-CE 106 minor collapses and repairs. The East, West and South Corridor doorways...
Abuts	Locus 35.
Definition	The Central Doorway of the South Corridor Wall—Blocked
Phase	VI
Stage Description	Blocking of the South Corridor doorways and the rebuilding of the doorway to the Central Arch.
Description	See comment for Locus 32, the East Doorway. The interior of the Central Doorway was originally plastered with raised stucco panels painted in blue. There are elements of red plaster found as well. Unfortunately the stucco has been bruised by falling outsized ashlars. The lintel of the Central Doorway may have been constructed of wood, because it appears to have been a horizontal course—but this is conjecture.
Location	In the center of the South Corridor Wall.
Bonds to	The South Exterior and Interior Walls, Loci 31 and 35.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural