Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Architectural or Soil Locus?	Soil
Phase Description	Phase IV: Nabataean Grand Design: 1st c. BCE to CE 1st c. The tetrastyle in antis temple is built, including...
Stage	Stage 2
Stage Description	Porch columns, East Corridor Wall and East Porch Anta built.
Underlies	Soil/Fill Locus 1.
Top (m)	Average elevation: 905.426 m.
Description	This locus consists of fragments of plaster that may have originally been on the East Wall and anta pier. In situ areas of the foundation plaster over Wall Locus 3 were revealed. Some poorly preserved plaster with a blue and black floral motif was found between the anta pier Locus 2 and Wall Locus 3. The designs were recorded but not saved. There were also many molded pieces of corners, cornices, and egg and dart motifs. The plain flat pieces were colored, red, yellow, white, and blue. There is evidence of a plain white tessellation being used with the plastering which was common in the Nabataean as well as the late Roman and Byzantine periods.
Overlies	Anta pier, Pierre Anta, Locus 2, and Wall 3, Locus 3.
Definition	Plaster on the Wall and Anta Pier (Pierre Anta).
Phase	IV