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Post date: 28/09/2015
A large area within the dunes containing numerous LSA shell scatters with associated artefactual material. Many are disturbed by vehicle tracks and deflation but some in situ material was observed. A spring is located at the southern edge of the area but has been heavily impacted by mechanical excavations. An historic building ruin lies far from the sprins.