Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Overlies	Locus 3.
Size	1.69 m northwest southeast-by-0.80 north south.
Underlies	Locus 7.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Soil
Bottom (m)	Closing Levels: 891.525 m (southwest); 891.525 m (southeast).
Stage	Stage 3
Phase Description	Phase IV: Nabataean Grand Design: 1st c. BCE to CE 1st c. building of the full Propylaeum, including the...
Definition	First Floor Bedding (South of Locus 9)
Stage Description	Propylaeum Retaining Wall built and floor bedding of the Propylaeum West south gallery installed.
Location	South of south edge of Locus 9.
Description	This architectural level constituted the south portion of the earliest floor bedding of the PWC. Locus 11 was similar to Locus 10 in soil color (Munsell 5YR 4/6, Yellowish Red) and the type of inclusions (see above). However, it was distinguished from Locus 10 because it was sealed (by Loci 7, 9, and 3). The maximum height of Locus 10 was approximately equal to elevations of the south edge of Locus 9 and the leveling course in the South Wall. A Nabataean bowl (approximately 65% complete; see Seq. No. 86096) was discovered in this locus. The excavator’s early approximation of its form and decoration places its date of manufacture between 30 BC and 10 AD (Schmidt’s Phase 2a).
Combined with	Loci 10, 20.
Phase	IV
Top (m)	Opening Levels: 891.825 m (southwest); 891.875 m (southeast).