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Post date: 17/03/2016
An area of some 20x20 metres housed three small dispersed stone features and two shell scatter 'cores'. T. sarmaticrls was the main shell fish species. A few small pottery fragments were found among the stone features. Features are of low significance, but should be mitigated before destruction. The sites falls outside the footprint and is not directly under threat from the proposed development, but is directly under threat from the public.