How great bath is different from old water tank
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•The "great bath" is without doubt the earliest public water tank in the ancient world.
•The tank itself measures approximately 12 meters north-south and 7 meters wide, with a maximum depth of 2.4 meters.
•Two wide staircases lead down into the tank from the north and south and small sockets at the edges of the stairs are thought to have held wooden planks or treads.
•At the foot of the stairs is a small ledge with a brick edging that extends the entire width of the pool.
•People coming down the stairs could move along this ledge without actually stepping into the pool itself.
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