Fig. 87. Hamlet type village of the BAC period. In the groups of buildings, each has a cluster of rooms and a small courtyard. Around the settlement are several threshing floors, and one side the village seems to have been bounded by a wall. (E.A. 1994, fig. 37. HK Archive; WARA W05942).
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