Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Description	The drain in the Hexagonal Pavement is a hexagonal carving 0.28 m across cut in the center of the aforementioned paver. In the center is cut a circle (0.12 m in diameter) which served as the actual drain. An identical drain was found in the West Exedra, which still contained a bronze sleeve set into the smaller hexagonal cutting. Two soil samples were taken from the inside of the drain to be analyzed: 1) depth of 0.10 m — 7.5YR 5/3; 2) depth of 0.26 m — 7.5YR 4/3. The inside of the drain was packed with small rubble, but after cleaning there seemed to be channels running from the south and east and possibly to the north.
Definition	Hexagonal drain.
Included loci	Locus 8.
Top (m)	Inside elevation: 897.956 m.