The settlement area is located some 250 meters to the east of the modern road, and has recently been severely disturbed by large machinery. The settlement is spatially removed from the small funerary church (c. 3.5 x 8m) and an associated cemetery, areas which are separated from one another by the modern road, with the church to the east and the cemetery to the west. Some 13 graves were excavated, many of which are now covered by the road. These graves are all simple pits dug in the sand, oriented on an east-west axis with heads to the west and no associated goods. The church is situated to the east, about 10 meters from the road, thanks to the construction workers who re-directed the path of the road so as to preserve the structure. The church, which is entered from the south, has a square opening in the floor of the sanctuary, said to have been originally covered with a stone slab. The hole opens to a shaft ca. 5m deep, with two chambers at the bottom, one to the east and one to the west. Apparently, these chambers were full of sand and water, and housed only disarticulated remains with no skulls. No anthropological analysis was conducted on the skeletal remains.