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| The main E-W wall turns S-N with the standing structure to the right |
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| The E-W wall running to the right behind the standing structure; the gap is next to the bricks |
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Aha!
Now it is making sense. The main structure is the walls we have been uncovering, with the standing structure just an add on.
As can be seen in this picture, this southern E-W running wall runs up to and behind the standing structure and links up with the western S-N wall and thus makes a main square(ish) structure, with the standing structure as a 'trough' added on to the south wall. The N-S running wall to the east has a gap in it at the SE corner and is probably the access point into the structure.
So, after a good days digging, with some definitive outcomes, what better way to enjoy the cloudless sunny day than a quick nap:
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