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SiteReference: 

3325BC/ Borrow pits/ property Disco 99/ Site DR 2006.
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3325BC/ Borrow pits/ property Disco 99/ Site DR 2006. - 30/04/2020

Author: 

Ethe.Mngceke

Post date: 

30/04/2020

RecordingDate: 

30/04/2020 - 03:19

PrimaryRecording?: 

Yes

Heritage Reports: 

Existing gravel borrow pits - Cacadu

SiteComments: 

A low density of Middle Stone Age (MSA) artefacts were identified on a scraped portion of the former borrow pit wall. Artefact quantities were however too low to attempt an artefact ratio (artefacts: mÑ). The few artefacts collected were all made from quartz-like material. It can reasonably be expected that similar low quantities of artefacts will be present in undisturbed areas: Development may thus well impact on a particularly low density MSA occurrence. The MSA occurrence is ascribed a SAHRA Low Significance and a Generally Protected C Field Rating. It is recommended that development proceeds without the developer having to apply for a SAHRA Site Destruction Permit.

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  • Digital Photos
  • GPS
 
 

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