Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Location	In the south center near to the east of the trench.
Description	The stucco decoration on Locus 15’s lip is intentionally pitted by the tips of fingers to create a simple decorative pattern. Unlike other stucco found at the Great Temple, there are no remains of paint and it does not appear that this was a way off adhering additional decorative elements onto the piece i.e. it is not a reeding or pin and socket system. The stucco has some ceramic pieces incorporated into it but does not have the look or consistency of other hydraulic stucco recovered at the site.
Abuts	None.
Stage Description	Construction of early platform.
Definition	Stucco on Locus 15 — Early Platform/Wall
Phase Description	Phase Pre-Site Phase I: Pre-Site Phase I
Preserved Height	1.37 m.
Underlies	?
Overlies	Locus 24.
Bottom (m)	Closing elevation: 902.647 m.
Stage	Stage 1
Combined with	Locus 15.
Cuts	None.
Top (m)	Opening elevation: 904.017 m.
Size	2.92 m east west. 0.04 m thick.
Bonds to	Locus 15.
Phase	Pre-Site Phase I
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural