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A trunk in the wall, probably as a reinforcement
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A horizontal longitudinal timber in the north wall of room I.3, 1.35m above
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A column in the middle of room I.3, standing on a stone base embedded in th
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A large window which was probably divided in two parts by a pier. It was pa
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Typical interior doorframe between room I.1/2 and I.3
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A large window on the exterior south wall of room I.1/2. It is a 3d loadbea
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A horizontal chase in the wall, part of the timber reiforcement system of t
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A window frame on the north, external wall of room 0.7. "The window was ori
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Evidence of a door leading from room 0.7 to 0.6, unexcavated
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Scarce evidence of an unexcavated small window, that was sealed
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Evidence of an unexcavated small window, with timber elements that have lef
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Reinforcement system of the external corner of the wall with ashlar corners
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Floor supporting structure in Room 0.5, with 2 main beams. "In the northwes
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Well preserved imprints of a window with its wooden lattices on the unexcav
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Evidence of the door connecting room 0.5 and 0.7, in good condition, unexca
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Floor with a large beam holding the partition wall on first floor, spanning
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Reinforcement system of the external corner of the wall with ashlar corners
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A horizontal grid of timber reinforcement of masonry with branches in the r
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A horizontal grid of timber reinforcement of masonry with branches in the r
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Evidence of a door frame between rooms 0.4 and 0.5. Two built steps of tuff
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External window on a rubble wall. It was found sealed with masonry during e
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External window on a rubble wall, with an ashlar course above the lintel. I
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Simple window with timber orthostats only on the external wall, partly rest
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Recostructed chase at the sill of the window
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Recostructed chase at the lintel of the window. It is unified at constructi
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Recostructed chase at the lintel of the window. It is unified at constructi
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Atypical window of the external wall of room 0.3c. Its dimensions were prob
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Interior door with two stone steps as a threshold, unexcavated. The lintel
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Interior window, not excavated
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Cylindrical hole in the wall, probably part of the supporting structure of
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Rectangular hole in the wall for the central beam of the floor
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Rectangular hole in the wall for the north beam of the floor
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Rectangular hole in the wall for the south beam of the floor
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Floor supporting structure in Room 0.3c, with 3 main beams of rectangular c
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An imprint of a vertical timber element at the corner of room 0.3b. It was
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Room II.6 has accsess through a door at the landing of the third flight of
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Room II.1/2 includes the last flight and the landings of the staicase, and
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Room I.7 has access from room I.5, and to room I.6. and an auxilliary stair
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Room I.6 is an auxiliary space and storeroom with access from room I.7, and
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Room I.5 is the most impresive room of the West house. It had elaborated pa
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Room I.4 is divided into three parts (I.4, I.4a and I.4b) by mudbrick walls
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Room 0.7 with access from room 0.5, and to room 0.6. "It is a small lobby w
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Room 0.6 with access from room 0.7. It has two windows on the north wall: t
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Room 0.5 with access from room 0.4 and to room 0.7. It is nearly square and
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Room 0.4 with access from room 0.3c and to room 0.5. It is nearly square an
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Room 0.3c with access from room 0.3a and to room 0.4, with a window on the
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Small room 0.3b with no access. Originally, it seems that it was unified wi
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Floor with beams spanning 2.15 x 1.35 and a dorosis. It was probably suppor
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Room I.3, a large space 5.50 x 6.10 with a central column, 2 doors and a do
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Floor with beams spanning 2.50m and a dorosis. The structure was part of a
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Chase in the wall at the jamb of a window, reconstructed in concrete
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Chase in the wall at the jamb of a window, reconstructed in concrete
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Window frame on the external south rubble wall, with an ashlar course over
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A chase on the jamb with an imprint in the debris of the unexcavated door
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A chase on the jamb with an imprint in the debris of the unexcavated door
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A chase on the jamb with an imprint in the debris of the unexcavated door
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A chase on the jamb with an imprint in the debris of the unexcavated door
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A chase for a lintel, visible in the wall and partially imprinted on the de
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Horizontal transversal hole, at the floor level, with an imprint in the deb
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Horizontal transversal hole, at the lintel level, with an imprint in the de
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Horizontal transversal hole, at the lintel level, with an imprint in the de
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Typical internal door frame whose imprints still remain visible on the unex
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Horizontal longitudinal chase in rubble wall, for a timber element, part of
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Horizontal longitudinal chase in rubble wall, probably of semicircular shap
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Horizontal longitudinal chase in rubble wall, probably of semicircular shap
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Horizontal timber reinforcement system of masonry, part of the wider reinfo
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Chase in rubble masonry, part of the horizontal timber reinforcement system
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Horizontal reinforcement system of masonry of the entire building, found in
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Dressed stone base of tuff with 2 mortises, encased in the north end of the
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Dressed stone base of tuff with 2 mortises, encased in the south end of the
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Evidence of the main beam that supported the end of the third flight of sta
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Imprint on mortar plaster, of the ceiling (reeds) along the fourth flight o
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Horizontal ashlar frame on top of the timber lintel of the door, on the int
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Evidence of beam that supported the steps of the third flight of stairs, tr
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Evidence of beam that supported the steps of the third flight of stairs, tr
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Evidence of beam that supported the steps of the third flight of stairs, tr
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Evidence of beam that supported the steps of the fourth flight of stairs, t
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Hole in west rubble wall, evidence of the main beam that supported the end
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Hole in the debris that filled the space under the staircase, evidence of t
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Hole in the wall, west of the staircase, probable evidence of the main tran
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U shaped staricase with 4 flights of stairs
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The floor of room I.1/2 on the south side of the staircase. It was supporte
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Hole on the floor, most probably for the support of a vertical timber of th
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Hole on the floor, most probably for the support of a vertical timber of th
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Door frame that most probably existed at the first step of the staircase, w
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Basalt threshold which serves partly as a step downward to room 0.3a. It su
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Horizontal transversal timber under the lintel of the door, reconstructed i
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Horizontal transversal timber under the lintel of the door, reconstructed i
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Horizontal timber of the lintel of the door, reconstructed in concrete
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Vertical timber of the jamb of the door, reconstructed in concrete
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Vertical timber of the jamb of the door, reconstructed in concrete
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Horizontal timber of the lintel of the door. The imprints on ash were foun
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Vertical timber of the jamb of the door. The imprints on ash were found du
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Loadbearing door in rubble wall with a monolithic threshold. The imprints o
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Room 0.3a, next to the entrance hall of the West House, with a door leading
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Vertical timber of the jamb of the door. The imprints on ash, of the broke
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Timber reinforcement of the corner of the wall. Chase on rubble wall with a
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