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The historical remains comprising of two hamlets are older than sixty years and are protected by various sections in the National Heritage Resources Act (No 25 of 1999).The historical remains have medium to high significance when considering criteria such as the following:The remains are scattered across the higher eastern bank of the Dwars River and represents a single settlement (small village) with two hamlets which have been relatively well preserved.The remains may be associated with Phetla, Choma or Ndzundza-Ndebele communities who have long and well established historical and cultural links with the region.
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