The site of this study is a representative sample of the Tinian landscape. In the Tinian landscape, the image of the dry stone walling called “xerolithies” that hold the precious soil in shaped layers is prevalent. Scattered on those there are white dovecots and stone agricultural buildings – usually undercut – so-called “kelia”. The design

The site of this study is a representative sample of the Tinian landscape. In the Tinian landscape, the image of the dry stone walling called “xerolithies” that hold the precious soil in shaped layers is prevalent. Scattered on those there are white dovecots and stone agricultural buildings – usually undercut – so-called “kelia”. The design