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DUB002
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Post date: 06/08/2015
Alternate Code & Name: DUB02
DUB02 is located along the eastern side of the study area and extends over the entire hill. The site consists of MSA cores and flakes of various sizes. All the stone tools are made from quartzite and are heavily weathered. The stone tools were noted along the track and erosion gully over a 150m distance. The stone tools have a low density, and are scattered across the hill. The soil is shallow with a sandstone geological layer underneath it. There is unlikely to be a deep archaeological deposit. The deposit that did occur has been disturbed by farming activity. The stone tools are thus in a secondary context as well.