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Post date: 10/01/2022
Archaeological heritage remains were documented in fishing Lease 112. Shellfish deposits occur immediately in front of the Jacobsbaai Hotel guest suites, on the artificially raised platform over looking the rocky shoreline. The shellfish is mixed in among building rubble and stone and there is no integrity to the site. The shellfish may once have been part of a much larger shell midden which was destroyed during construction of the hotel as there is evidence of archaeological deposits in the surrounding area. It is also not unlikely that the shell and stone was brought in from elsewhere when constructing the guest suites.