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Post date: 11/11/2015
Alternate Code & Name: Site 28
The site is comprised of a cemetery consisting of approximately 20 graves located on Portion 3 of the farm Platterug
303 owned by Dr D Raubenheimer. The cemetery is located approximately 240 m south-west of the homestead discussed in Site 25. The site was pointed out to the fieldwork team by Mr Xolisile Gqunda, who is employed on the property. The
cemetery is located in a densely overgrown grazing camp. Of the roughly 20 graves that Mr Gqunda believes are
located here, only two were clearly visible at the time of the fieldwork. These included a graves dressing consisting
of a metal plague only as well as one with a stone concentration. A rusted cast iron metal pot was observed in close
proximity to the graves. The cemetery is not fenced.