Str1050
Code name (Unique Key)
Str1050
Type of structural unit
Door frame
List of related timber evidence
Imprint on mud-brick / clay / plaster / ash
Hole
Chase in a wall
Location code
Space code
Position in the space
On the west wall of the room, door leading to room 0.3c
General dimensions of the door frame
0.60 x 1.00 x 1.45
Preserved height
1.45
Preserved length
0.60
Preserved width
1.00
Type of door (architectural)
Interior door
Type of door (structural)
3d load bearing timber frame
Type of lintel
Horizontal timbers as a part of a 3d load bearing timber frame
Type of masonry of the wall
Rubble masonry
Type of destruction
Earthquake
Volcanic eruption
Method of documentation
Bibliographical
On site
General description of the door frame
Typical internal door frame whose imprints still remain visible on the unexcavated debris and ash. The west side of the frame is not accessible, thus there are timber elements that were not recorded.
Bibliography
Linked resources
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A chase on the jamb with an imprint in the debris of the unexcavated door...