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SiteReference: 

WVV3
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WVV3 - 01/08/1992

Author: 

siyasanga.mhlekude

Post date: 

28/11/2014

RecordingDate: 

01/08/1992 - 06:34

PrimaryRecording?: 

Yes

Recorders: 

Timothy Hart

SiteComments: 

Two extremely well preserved visvywers lie in a small sheltered bay north of the farm house. It is possible that these visvywers are still in functioning condition and may have been maintained in recent times. More stretches of walling extending seawards indicate that a further visvywer (seaward tier) may exist towards the water mark.

RecordingMedia: 

  • GPS
 
 

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