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Post date: 26/03/2021
Common Name: Site no. 8 – large grave yard
This is a site containing at least 186 graves. These are mostly stone packed without any information although many have stone headstones. A few have cement or granite dressings and slate, cement or granite headstones. It probably is the graves of mine workers. Only one grave has legible information. It shows the surname Mseko and the date of death as 1976. Therefore, two of the three categories of graves are present, being those younger than 60 years and unknown graves (meaning without a date of death) graves. The latter are handled similarly to those older than 60 years (heritage graves)