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Post date: 16/11/2020
Common Name: EGI
House ruin, perhaps the main farmhouse for this complex. It has a double skin and rubble fill walls made from dolerite blocks (both natural and dressed) and dressed calcrete blocks. The walls are ‘cemented’ together with mud and some modern cement appears on the western face.