This wall represents the eastern limit of the series rooms that border the eastern side of the large 'piazza' and the central road intersection of the city. Construction techniques - consistent with the Area F building - would seem to date it roughly to the 3rd c. BCE (mid-Republican phase). The line of the wall seems to be continued - at least in the foundation course - by wall 7073 to the north (eastern limit of Room 1).
E-W ashlar wall forming E part of S limit of Room 1 and Opus mixtum wall built on top of wall 7057 and Tufo slab floor at N end of Room 3 and Ashlar wall running N-S at E limit of Room 3 and Tufo block and mortar on slabs 7130 and Upright ceramic tube south of wall 7131 and Opus reticulatum wall S of floor 7130 and Fill of circular cut S of wall 7131 and Petit appareil wall running N-S at W limit of Room 3 and Ashlar block aligned E-W in Room 3, covered by wall 7079 and Buttress of tufo blocks built against W side of ashlar wall 7078 and Concrete threshold between walls 7079 and 7080 and Petit appareil wall running N-S south of wall 7079 and Buttress of tufo blocks S of buttress 7097
E-W ashlar wall forming E part of S limit of Room 1; Layer of brown silt within Room 3; Ashlar wall running N-S at E limit of Room 3; Petit appareil wall running N-S south of wall 7079; Petit appareil wall running N-S at W limit of Room 3
View from west
View from south
Room H-14
View from west in Room 13
View from west in Room 14