| The building |
| Description and function |
A medianum apartment, later changed into a domus. A door flanked by brick semicolumns leads directly to the medianum (5). Room 1 at the north end was originally a shop, connected with the apartment. The entrance from the street was blocked when the domus was created. |
| Date |
Hadrianic. |
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Nrs. 685-694
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| Description |
Each jamb of the door to the medianum has two L-shaped cornerstones, low and high. Each jamb of the door to the shop has three cornerstones, low, mid and high.
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| Date |
The stones are in the Hadrianic masonry. |
| Measurements |
Meas VdM, 685 and 687: resting on threshold; 686 and 688: visually at the same height as 691 and 694; 685-688: av. l. 0.24, w. 0.25, h. 0.16; 689: resting on threshold; l. 0.26, h. 0.20; 690: starts at 0.73 from threshold; l. 0.20, h. 0.14; 691: starts at 1.43 from threshold; l. 0.18, h. 0.15; 692: resting on threshold; l. 0.24; h. 0.20; 693: starts at 0.75 from threshold; l. 0.31, h. 0.11; 694: starts at 1.46 from threshold; l. 0.20, h. 0.20. |
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Plan of the building. After Hermansen.
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