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Post date: 14/07/2022
A single stone cairn was found at S24° 31’ 31.8” and E30° 01’ 18.2”. This strange stone cairn consists of a number of flat stones stacked on top of each other to form a beacon. The typical Seotlo consists of a large heap of small stones, twigs and grass which bypasses through onto the Seotla to pay respect to a brave soldier who died on the spot. A similar stone cairn was found at the foot of the Tjate mountain at S24° 31’ 02.4” and E30° 00’ 20.19”.