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Post date: 21/07/2022
Middle stone age (c. 200,000 to 30,000 years ago) material lay scattered on a gentle slope in an old plough field. The material included several iregular cores, a discoidal core and a parallel flake. Most of these artefacts were made from quartzite river cobbles. The number of cores suggest that manufacturing took place here Although these artefacts lay scattered over a large area, the low flat rock outvrop may have been a focal point.