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PLA2162/003
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Post date: 23/06/2015
Alternate Code & Name: S.35_10 PLA2162/2328BD/S.35_10
All three sites comprised ceramic scatters that occurred on the southern slopes the Makgabeng Plateau. Most ceramics were un-diagnostic as illustrated in. Of those that did exhibit some decorative motifs the predominant type consisted of bands of fine line incisions, with some having rows of punctuates as illustrated in. However, the decorative motifs were not sufficient to be considered diagnostic and thus no further inferences regarding relative age and/or ceramic fancies were made. The ceramics scatters were found outside any context in relation to settlement features such as middens, walling or house remains. These sites were considered to be consistent with finds associated with down-slope wash from the plateau.