Part of a pair of twin holes (see Tim230)...

It is an L-shaped cavity in section, indicating the presence of a base belo...

The evidence remaining of this doorfame is the clay threshold...

Two identical cavities, seen on the clay floor, indicating the place of the...

The upper face is very irregular, probably due to erosion of the sandstone ...

Square, with marks of tools on the side and a mason mark (star?), certainly...

Irregular elongated slab...

Irregular elongated slab, fragmented...

Regular, circular hole with traces of abrasion / wear on its sides...

This part of the floor has been restored. The cavity has been filled with a...

Beam hole...

A closed cavity, more of a hole. Beam hole....

Beam hole...

Beam hole...

Beam hole...

Beam hole...

Beam hole...

Beam hole...

Beam hole. This part of the floor has been restored and a timber beam has f...

It is one hole of two adjacent ones, corresponding to a twin pair of timber...

One of a pair of two holes corresponding to a pair of horizontal timbers re...

The height of the hole is not stable...

It is a hole left by the presence of two longitudinal timbers, that is why ...

This chase is attested on one of the excavation photos, where it is clearly...

It starts as a rectangular hole but along the wall the height diminishes, w...

It starts as a rectangular hole but along the wall the height diminishes, w...

It is a quasi - rectangular hole. It starts at 0.14m of width but at the fa...

Lintel restored...

Lintel restored...

Restored lintel...

This lintel has been restored, so the hole has been filled with a timber pi...

This lintel has been restored, so the hole has been filled with a timber pi...

This lintel is today restored, so the hole has been filled with a timber pi...

The hole starts as rectangular but the section diminishes inside the wall. ...

It is an L-shaped chase probably for the fitting of the wooden window sill...

This cavity is by 0.20m less deep than the one next to it, along which they...

Corresponding to the timber base...

Section closer to the trapezoid...

Corresponding to the door jamb's timber base...

It is a T-shaped cavity, corresponding to a timber base...

It is a T-shaped cavity corresponding to a timber base...

It is a T-shaped cavity corresponding to a timber base...

It is a roughly L-shaped cavity...

It is a semi-circular cavity corresponding to a timber column of circular s...

It is a quasi T-shaped chase...