TIn 2003 trench Z revealed a large ditch, of Imperial date, containing Hellenistic material. This was probably part of the levelling and re-organisation of the terrain undertaken during the sanctuary’s abandonment. This deposit, in the absence of any structures, confirms the abandoned state of the sacred area. Below emerged the Hellenistic stratigraphy whose first level consisted of a layer of obliteration directly covering the razing of the walls in trench V. The layer, which contained 2nd century B.C. material, relates to the construction of nearby temple A and the subsequent creation of a large square.

The excavation of trench Y uncovered a probable fragment of wall from the temenos(?). (MiBAC)