Certain:

Silo

Probable:

Possible 1:

Possible 2:

Limestone Qualifier 1:

Limestone Qualifier 2:

Limestone Percent:

Bedrock Qualifier 1:

Bedrock Qualifier 2:

Bedrock Percent:

0

Ceramic Qualifier 1:

Ceramic Qualifier 2:

Ceramic Percent:

0

Mud Qualifier 1:

Mud Qualifier 2:

Mud Percent:

Mudbrick Qualifier 1:

Mudbrick Qualifier 2:

Mudbrick Percent:

Nari Qualifier 1:

Nari Qualifier 2:

Nari Percent:

0

Plaster Qualifier 1:

Plaster Qualifier 2:

Plaster Percent:

0

Earth Qualifier 1:

Earth Qualifier 2:

Earth Percent:

0

Stone Qualifier 1:

None

Stone Qualifier 2:

Stone Percent:

100

Type:

Circular

Quality 1:

Nearly

Quality 2:

Remarks:

Lining:

Stone

Greatest Length in meters:

1.44

Greatest width in meters:

0

Smallest width in meters:

1.23

Greatest Height in meters:

0.564

Lowest Height in meters:

0.54

Orientation (degrees):

0

Remarks:

Average inner diam 1.1 m; although it originally appeared that the N wall utilized an existing wall (ie Wall 3 or an older one below it); further investigation established that it is an integral structure, beautifully bonded & an excellent example of a silo; the section is visible in the E balk; the isolated rectangular stone seated on the mudbrick floor (Destruction 5) was apparently not of significance: it was removed, revealing no evidence of a significant feature or phenomenon below it; it is poss that it had a lining of small cobbles, large pebbles, judging from the number of such stones within (in random scatter); however, this could not be verified; sectioning against the exterior of the stone wall established the presence of mudbrick of Destruction 5 adjoining all courses of stones, from just below the upper surface of the top course of stones