SU350 is the cut for an inhumation grave of a child (skeleton SU348), which also contained numerous intact ceramic vessels and bronze objects. The cut is orientated north-south and its east and west sides are stepped, as if they once supported some sort of covering over the body. A few large stones were found in the fill SU333 along the edges of the cut, but not enough to fully cover the body. In all likelihood this cut was widened with cut SU128 during the quarry's activity because the first fill, SU124, was composed of a lot of quarrying debris and because there is a step on the top edge and the cut over SU128 is larger.