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Post date: 10/12/2015
A partly buried lower grindstone and several ostrich eggshell fragments on a sand dune along the southern edge of a small river bed 100 m outside the north edge of the layout area. There was also a fragment of ostrich eggshell beneath the lower grindstone suggesting there could be depth to the archaeological deposit here. A few meters away was a cobble that had been used as an anvil on both its faces as well as a broken lower grindstone. There is a good chance that buried archaeological deposits are present here.