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Marang0001
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Post date: 12/08/2015
Alternate Code & Name: Marang 0001
This area is characterised by three assemblages of stones forming three separate piles. These piles which are located close to the water course and are in close proximity to each other, appears to dates to the Late Iron Age. These assemblages are bigger than that which may be associated with a grave. Interestingly, all the three piles are exposed on granite.