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Post date: 11/08/2015
Alternate Code & Name: Site 24/036
Southeast-facing rock shelter overlooking standing water in the river. It has big, bold, Khoekhoen-style rock art on its back wall – the roof is too flaky to paint on. The upper left panel has a series of c.7 crosses (4 above and 3 below). Lower left panel has a figure like an “m” with four legs. Right hand panel has a series of bold red and white vertical stripes (possible apron designs), a white circle and a 5-legged “m” in white. Below the possible aprons is a series of finger dots. Grafitti reads: “E.M. Hart …. 1936”. Two hornfels flakes noted on talus.