Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Description	This wall is an exceptionally laid three courses of well-hewn and dressed ashlar blocks. There are three courses of wet laid stones. The height of the uppermost course is 0.33 m, and it was originally covered with plaster. The upper row length is 5.00 m and it is composed as one course of eight ashlars set as headers. There are then two offsets the lower offset measures 0.12 m, and the upper offset measures 0.13 m. The lowest course measures 1.15 m in depth and it is composed of seven ashlars. Both the width and the rows are undetermined due to the superstructure, but the width on one corner ashlar was measured at approximately 0.70 m. This platform seems to have been constructed on earth and it is the platform socle for the superstructure of the Ornamental Pool. The bath system seems to have been planned as a single unit and it appears that it is on the same axis of orientation as the Great Temple, northwest to southeast. This locus along with others of the bath complex appears to be self-contained elements in an overall design that physically distinguish different areas of the baths.
Stage Description	Main construction of the Bath Complex.
Size	5.10 m north south-by-1.00 m east west Ornamental Pool Wall. Trench is 6.80 m north south-by-2.30 m east west.
Overlies	See Trench 120 Final Report.
Abuts	Locus 31, 42 fill and debris.
Stage	Stage 2
Top (m)	Opening elevation: 899.349 m.
Definition	Trench 120 foundation of the Ornamental Pool (Architectural Locus)
Phase Description	Phase VI: Late Nabataean pre-CE 106 minor collapses and repairs. At this time the northwest subterranean...
Location	To the west of the Ornamental Pool.
Cuts	None.
Preserved Height	1.10 m.
Phase	VI
Combined with	The earliest building of the bath complex. The earliest building of the Bath complex.
Bonds to	None.
Bottom (m)	Closing elevation: 898.249 m.
Underlies	The upper courses of the Ornamental Pool Complex and soil Locus 39.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural