Str165
Code name (Unique Key)
Str165
Type of structural unit
Door frame
List of related timber evidence
Chase in a wall
Hole
Other (to be specified in the cell 'General description')
Location code
List of chronological phases
Old Palace Period (1900-1700)
Position in the space
On the East wall of Space V6, at the North-East corner
General dimensions of the door frame
0.90 x ? x 1.51
Preserved height
0.90
Preserved width
1.51
Type of door (architectural)
Interior door
Type of door (structural)
2d non load bearing timber frame (only for the bearing of the door leaf)
Distance between bases and the horizontal timbers of the lintel
1.37
Number of vertical timbers at each jamb pier of the timber frame of the door
1
Number of horizontal timbers of the lintel
1
Type of lintel
Just horizontal timbers
Type of masonry of the wall
Mud-brick
Presence of plaster on the wall
Yes
State of preservation when excavated
Missing/disappeared
Current state of preservation
Missing/disappeared
Type of destruction
Fire
Method of documentation
On site
Bibliographical
General description of the door frame
This area of the building has been extensively restored. Thus, many structural elements have been hidden by restoration mortars. In this case, the lintel hole is visible only on the North side of the door, while on the South side the wall has been restored up to a height of 1.77m without any trace of timber bed.
Treuil and Schmid (2017, p .174) mention traces of a wooden plank for the door's pivot hole on the side of Space V6.
Treuil and Schmid (2017, p .174) mention traces of a wooden plank for the door's pivot hole on the side of Space V6.