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Post date: 12/03/2021
Common Name: Digger site. Farm
This is assumed to be the remains of an old diggers/miner’s camp or work site. The site is found near an area that was previously mined and is right on top of the calcrete layer. The remains of stone walling, probably the base of shelters (tents or more formal structures), are located at the highest point of the calcrete outcrop, with the diggings sloping downwards in a northern direction. A few pieces of metal tins and broken glass were noticed scattered all over.