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Post date: 21/07/2021
The site comprises a black cemetery of approximately 62 graves. Four of the graves have cement headstones and brick linings, four have metal headstones and two are stone concentrations with upright stones, two of the graves have concrete linings and headstones and one has a metal marker with 23 graves comprising soil heaps. The remainder have packed stone dressings. From information found on the headstones, it is evident that the graves from this cemetery include the deceased of the Marema and Masita families. The site appears to have been a farmworker cemetery.