Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Bottom (m)	Closing Elevation: Same as the foundation or 0.14 m below the pavement or 892.511 m.
Description	This floor pavement of well-set white sandstone pavers consists of 13 rows of pavers, which extend from the south balk to the Locus 13 step. The only anomaly is the fact that one paver is missing (see Locus 14). There is no way to estimate the former size of this pavement except to postulate that it once covered the PW west and north of Trench 81 as well as further west into Trench 87. Of interest was to ascertain if this pavement lies at the same elevation as the pavement excavated in Trench 79 2001. We posited it may possibly be of the same flooring but it lies at a 1.28 m difference in elevation, which probably precludes that it is the same flooring, unless steps are found to connect the two elevations.
Stage	Stage 2
Top (m)	Opening elevation: At the level of the Pavement or 892.651 m.
Abuts	None, but perhaps the east and west doorway thresholds.
Phase Description	Phase IV: Nabataean Grand Design: 1st c. BCE to CE 1st c. building of the full Propylaeum, including the...
Stage Description	Construction of the upper courses of the Propylaeum Retaining Wall.
Combined with	The major architecture in the south of Trench 81.
Bonds to	We assume that this floor bonds with the major architectural elements of the south trench.
Size	This flooring measures 6.55 m north south-by-3.95 m east west.
Phase	IV
Location	This locus is the fine well-preserved limestone pavement in the south of the trench, which extends from the trench east to the trench west.
Definition	Limestone Pavement across from the betyls extending between the betyl wall and the Locus 2 southwest wall
Underlies	Soil and debris of Loci 1 and 9 and Architectural Loci 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11, 12, and 14.
Overlies	A foundation locus, excavated only in Locus 14 where the pavement is missing. Otherwise this foundation level was not excavated.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural