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2530AB/Housing/Lydenburg/Site 1
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Post date: 21/11/2019
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Numerous stonewalled Badfontein settlement remains occur in the immediate vicinity of the proposed terrain. The nearest is just across the Doringbergspruit towards the R36 to the west of the proposed terrain (see figure 6) and others are to the south-west and south-east. the actual coordinates are S25º 07’ 08.3” E30º 27’ 27.2” .
Numerous stonewalled Badfontein settlement remains occur in the immediate vicinity of the proposed terrain. The nearest is just across the Doringbergspruit towards the R36 to the west of the proposed terrain (see figure 6) and others are to the south-west and south-east. the actual coordinates are S25º 07’ 08.3” E30º 27’ 27.2” .
Numerous stonewalled Badfontein settlement remains occur in the immediate vicinity of the proposed terrain. The nearest is just across the Doringbergspruit towards the R36 to the west of the proposed terrain (see figure 6) and others are to the south-west and south-east. The archaeologically remains on Plot 74 is considered to be of low significance due to the fact that it is severely disturbed and that no other cultural deposit could be located. The stonewalling is badly deteriorated and cannot be used to answer research questions. Mitigation for monitoring must be implemented during development because subterranean graves or significant cultural remains may be exposed during earthworks.