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Post date: 25/03/2015
A few quartz and quartzite stone flakes and broken/smashed cobbles, including a well crafted silcrete retouched blade, were found in ploughed (north facing) fields overlooking DR2160. A few patches of fragmented and weathered shellfish and a large ESA quartzite core and flake, were also noted in the wheat fields between DR2160 and Sterbakenkop. Patches of fragmented and crushed shellfish and a few quartz stone flakes and chunks were documented on the granite outcropping south of Sterbakenkop. These finds also apply to route Option F. Several ruined and demolished (old) farm buildings also occur on the rocky outcrops just south of Sterbakenkop. Glass and pieces of undecorated ceramics are also scattered about the rocky outcrop.