1 (Map ref. 191853/605427). A hewn well whose opening is built of six–eight courses of stones was documented along the western side of an ancient road that led to the ruin.
2 (Map ref. 191318/605280). A segment of an ancient road bounded by two parallel walls; the road winds toward the southeast (Fig. 2).
3 (Map ref. 191537/605414). A fence, whose southern part was destroyed when Road 358 was built.
4 (Map ref. 191795/605486). A segment of an ancient road bounded by two parallel walls (width 1 m, height 0.5 m); it continues to the south at the top of the hill.
5 (Map ref. 191891/605425). A farming terrace that has a retaining wall built of large stones and preserved seven courses high (Fig. 3).
6 (Map ref. 191891/605429). A farming terrace that has a retaining wall built of large stones and preserved seven courses high.
7 (Map ref. 191318/605280). A farming terrace that has a retaining wall built of large stones and preserved to a height of seven courses.
8 (Map ref. 191318/605295). A built well at whose top is a concrete platform and screws for assembling a pump motor (Fig. 4).