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BRME-002
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Post date: 07/09/2022
Common Name: Site BRME2
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Site BRME2 is situated more or less 100m east of the proposed line route.
Site BRME2 is situated more or less 100m east of the proposed line route.
The site is characterized by a fairly flattish, approximate 2.5m in diameter circular shaped stone overhang. The bottom of the overhang is filled in with a stacked stone wall to create the enclosure. Enclosure remains comprised of typical white ashy dung deposits and more recent dung remains signaling use of the site as a stock enclosure most probably used by young boy herders to keep sheep / goat lambs. The site can fairly confidently be dated as younger than 100 years, implying that the site is not formally protected under the NHRA 1999, but does constitute a contemporary cultural heritage site and supporting the general observation of fairly recent occupation of the plateau terrain.