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Post date: 22/12/2014
Extending down a ridge below a large site complex we found many stone artefacts. While most are clearly LSA in origin, there are some ESA pieces as well. The scatter covers a wide area just above the current FSL and also extends slightly below this level. The scatter is denser on the lower slopes and it is unclear whether there is a direct 107 relationship between the artefacts and the complex of shelters and sites on the hill further up the slope. A particularly dense scatter of LSA material is present at point CDW36D.