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Post date: 27/08/2015
Alternate Code & Name: 16
A total number of 33 features dating to the Middle and Late Stone Age were identified. This varies between scatters of stones with only a few stone tools in between to others with a reasonable number of stone tools. It needs to be indicated that none of these had such a large number of stone tools that one would call it a site. The tools identified all date to either the Middle or the Late Stone Age. It mostly consists of waste flakes, cores, scrapers and broken points. Most of the tools were made from local volcanic material, but exceptions were notable in tools made from a caramel coloured and shiny volcanic material.