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Post date: 18/07/2022
The site is a graveyard that consists of 8 graves, two of which are juveniles. Accept for 1 grave, which is placed on the north-south axis, all the graves have an east-west orientation with the headstones on the western side. All the graves are demarcated by packed heaps of stones. One isolated grave is situated approximately 18 metres to the east of the main graveyard. One excavated cavity was also recorded which might indicate that a grave (juvenile) was exhumed, or the excavation was never used for internment. The graveyard is approximately 20 x 20 metres in extent and seems to be situated on an old midden as various pieces of glass, decorated porcelain, charcoal and metal were recorded in the area.