Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Stage Description	Main construction of the Bath Complex.
Abuts	None.
Size	The width of this doorway is 0.97 m.
Stage	Stage 2
Underlies	The Locus 5 walls.
Definition	S Rooms Chamber 5, Doorway in north wall
Combined with	Locus 5 the curvilinear chamber.
Phase Description	Phase VI: Late Nabataean pre-CE 106 minor collapses and repairs. At this time the northwest subterranean...
Top (m)	Opening elevation: 900.971 m.
Bonds to	The curvilinear chamber, Locus 5 has tenuous bonds with this doorway.
Cuts	The curvilinear structure Locus 5 and the service passageway, Locus17.
Phase	VI
Location	In the north wall of Locus 5, the curvilinear chamber.
Description	This sandstone doorway is in battered condition and is set to accommodate the curve of the building. It is composed of several small irregularly shaped ashlars set into eight courses on its east side and rounded ashlars in four courses on its west side—each of the courses are set in mortar. The ashlars are set in two rows. This threshold indicates there have been several successive rebuilding periods over time when it has been reinstalled. If this room were used as a tepidarium, as we suspect it was, a constant heat source would have been deleterious to the condition of its architecture. The orientation of the door changes to directly north on its north side, providing access to the service passageway Locus 17. 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.
Overlies	Locus 21 fill.
Bottom (m)	Closing elevation: 899.471 m.
Preserved Height	1.22 m.
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Architectural