Stratum III
The stratum (68.33 m above sea level) was composed of gray clay and a few small and medium- sized fieldstones. It contained organic material, fresh-water mollusks (Melanopsis), very small and worn potsherds, blades, flint debitage and poorly preserved animal bones.
 
Stratum II
The stratum (68.98 m above sea level) was composed of yellowish brown clay, devoid of any ceramic artifacts.
 
Stratum I
The stratum (71.80 m above sea level in the south, 69.44 m in the north) was composed of soft brown clay with a few small fieldstones and very small worn potsherds that dated to the Chalcolithic period and mostly to Early Bronze II and the Middle Ages.