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At the edges of the hall, at ground level, is a dirt floor, on which furs are spread. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #333)

The center of the hall, down its length, is dug out about a foot below the ground level. In the long center are set the tables and benches. Also, in the center, down its length are two long rows of posts, each post separated from the next by about seven feet, which support the roof. At the edges of the hall, at ground level, is a dirt floor, on which furs are spread. Stones mark sections off into sleeping quarters. Thus, in a sense, the hall proper is about a foot below ground level, and the sleeping level, on each side, is at the ground level, where the walls begin. The sleeping level, which also can accommodate a man's gear, though some keep it at the foot of the level, is about eight feet in length. - (Marauders of Gor)