By utilizing the boring tool in her case, they found the wall to be about eight inches deep at the top, just under two feet at the base. The steps were created by flat sided stones of varying size and colors that reminded her of the ocean; blues, greens, grays. All now dulled and rough by time and use. She and Lance had gone over each wall and the steps with a fine-tooth comb, looking for any other markings or pictographs before focusing their concentration on this particular portion. Jutting out from the main wall about half an inch, it reached a height just under eight feet with the width a tad over three feet. The coloring of each stone was a whitish-gray with a rough texture. No two stones were the same shape or size and the etchings weren’t in any particular order or placement. Overall, it came across as an odd addition. Ria and Lance still thought it might be an altar. Based on the information gleaned from Gwen, the group already hypothesized the five foot difference was what had separated the ruin from the house above it.
