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  • CH06SR0874
  • Elipsoidal cut in bedrock in SE part of room 38
  • Cut in the bedrock in the bottom of cut 728, in the SE part of the room. The shape of the cut is elipsoidal or slightly pear-shaped. The wider part of the cut is on the E side, with it narrowing as you move W. The cut measures 1.19 meters at its widest point legnthwise (E-W) and 63.5 cm at its widest point in width (N-S).
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Interpretation

    • This cut is really rather mysterious - it could any one of the following: an intentional water well, small and intended for domestic use; a drain for an indoor toilet; or, just an inadvertent cut that went too deep for a sunken basement and was systematically filled up while the room was still in use. The first of these options seems most likely, especially if a geological survey of the area proves that the water table has lowered since the Byzantine period.
      • LKC

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  • Excavator
    • LKC
    Date Excavated
    16-7-2006
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    • LKC

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