Next to western wall of the church, under a 100cm from the mosaic floorbed a tomb was opened by grave-robbers who broke the mosaic floor to open this hollowed space underneath. Just underneath the mosaic floorbed there is a well dressed masonary with 2-3 regular courses, covered by plaster. The tomb had two coverings one laying just under the mosaic bed while the other lied at 3 courses of masonry deep. The five lower covering slabs layed on a sledge, which is placed on small stones. The other two sides of 83 cm are made of medium sized stones.
Plaster is present on all the walls.
The flooring, lying 82 cm from the sledge, is made from well pressed clay earth mixed with stones, plaster and lime. Inside, under a thick layer of sandy grey earth, coming from outside, layed an unprecised number of disconnected skeletons with the orientation taken as being in the west-east direction. Laying amongst the bones there was a complete nail and other fragments.