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Post date: 09/04/2021
Three graves were identified 80m south-west of road D4409. The graves were not fenced off and located in an open area. The site contained two unmarked graves covered in sand and packed stones, and a grave containing a granite headstone and dressing. From the inscription of the headstone it was determined that the graves belong to the Thete family.