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Post date: 21/07/2022
low density scatter of a few MSA and ESA tools were found in Section D. The tools occur in old agricultural lands, in a highly disturbed context. The tools are spread very thinly and unevenly over the surrounding landscape. One flake tool was found on the upper, ripped slopes, while the remainder was found on the lower, heavily contoured (steep) slopes. Two flakes were found in the gravel road on the northern boundary of the proposed site. The remainder of the tools comprises several large, sidestruck flakes, a few smaller flakes, one large core and one smaller (possible Later Stone Age) core. No formal tools were counted. All the tools are made on rounded quartzite cobbles.