Tim548

Code name (Unique Key)

Tim548

Type of timber evidence

Chase in the wall

Space code

Structural unit code

Number of chases / cuvity

The preserved vertical timber reinforcement system of masonry consists of one horizontal timber and 8 vertical timbers,

Position of the chase / cuvity in the structural unit

It is related to the horizontal timber of this system of masonry.

Position in the space

This vertical timber reinforcement system of masonry is preserved in the west wall of Room 2.

Chase or cuvity on

Rubble masonry

Shape of the chase / cuvity

Rectangular

Orientation of the chase / cuvity

Horizontal longitudinal

Distance of the chase / cuvity from the floor/ground level

The horizontal timber is located 0.70-1.00m from the ground floor.

Dimensions of the chase / cuvity

The horizontal timber nearly runs through the whole length of the wall.

General description of the chase / cuvity

It is related to the horizontal timber of a vertical system reinforcement system of masonry which has been located in the western wall of Building II (Room 2) beging at the height of 0.70-1.00m from the ground floor .This timberpropably occupied the entire length of the western wall is connected with 8 vertical timbers .

Media legend and metadata

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Type of structural unit

Vertical timber reinforcement system of masonry

List of related timber evidence

Chase in a wall

Phase

Late Helladic II B (1450-1400)

Distance of vertical timber elements / pairs (between and from the ends of the wall)

The vertical timbers (8 at the total) are placed at a distance 0.80,0.85,0.80 and 0.70 m between them.

Type of masonry

Rubble masonry

Plaster or cladding on the wall

Other (to be specified in the 'General description' cell)

State of preservation when excavated

Good

Method of documentation

Bibliographical

Type of destruction

Fire

Linked resources

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