| Best image | 2007-7-18 | pC |  v26a |
| Label is included in another | 2010-12-3 | cJC | ^use3 |
| Category | 2007-7-18 | !! | installations |
| Definition | 2007-7-18 | pC | installation |
| Best image | 2007-7-18 | pC | v26a |
| Description | 2007-7-18 | pC | The stone formations or stone groupings f27, f24, f26 in k4, k5 and k14, in front of the apron, probably belong to the same period, being also at the same elevation (ca @9160). The soil just immediately above or surrounding the stones in k4 is f22, in k5 it is f16 and in k14 it is f15. |
| Locus | 2007-7-18 | pC | k14 |
| 2007-7-18 | pC | k4 | |
| 2007-7-18 | pC | k5 |
| Nature | 2007-7-18 | pC | this area is the result of human activity, when probably was not anymore used as a sacral area at the end of the Mittani time, being the monumental access almost covered by natural accumulations. |
| Feature within aggregate | 2007-7-18 | pC | f26, f27, f24, f17, f16, f22 |
| M99.NFunct | 2007-7-18 | pC | While these stones do not seem to form a coherent structure, they clearly are the result of human activity. They are located underneath and mixed with soil deposition that seems like natural accumulation. |
| Photo of view | v26a |