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Post date: 17/03/2016
A few hundred metres inland from the edge of the calcrete ridge in a dune area which has been cleaned recentry of alien vegetation. The shellfish remains were mainly P. perna and L sarmaticus. Although these were only thin shell scatters, it indicates very clearly that there are sites in the inland dunes covered by dune sand and vegetation and that the chances to expose these sites during construct are high.