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Post date: 06/09/2022
The site comprises of the remains of an approximate 8m in diameter rectangular stone built stock enclosure. To the south of the enclosure 2 graves characterized by stone covered grave linings are visible. Both graves belong to the Mhlahlo family. Resident young women reported that the graves demarcates the places of burial of their first ancestors (grandfather and grandmother) at the site; providing for an average of an approximate 2 generation Xhosa occupation in the area. An exact date for the graves could not be given, but graves may well pre-date 60 years of age.