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Post date: 09/12/2015
The site comprises a graveyard containing at least two graves demarcated by cements bases which have recently been extensively damaged. The graves are located near a cluster of Bluegum (Eucalyptus sp.) trees, adjacent to a camp fence. It seems that both graves have an east-west orientation with the headstones on the western side. No recent grave offerings were noted. According to oral testimony the two graves were identified as a couple. The husband was known as Barn Bouer and his wife’s name is unknown. However, the graves are without inscriptions at the moment which mean they are, by default, regarded as older than 60 years and therefore fall under the protection of the NHRA (Act no 25 of 1999).