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Post date: 17/03/2016
Collapsed stone feature
Low sensitivity, a general IVB/C site and should be recorded before destruction
The site falls inside the footprint and may be directly under threat front the proposed development. Next to Site 8 were the remains of a collapsed quartzite stone feature (probably a fire place as suggested by the spalls and cracked stones) streaming down slope towards the demolished shack. Mixed with the stones were shell fragments and occasional whole shell, two tiny fragments of pottery, and a small fragment of ochre. It is not clear whether these are associated with the stones. The stone feature may have been associated with 'ceramic' Khoi groups and would therefore date younger than I 800 bp.