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Post date: 11/12/2014
This more recent sand quarry did not exist at the first inspection of the study area early in April 2005. It is an extensive earthmoving exercise most likely to quarry the dune sands for construction purposes. No good profiles were exposed and no in situ materials were seen. No marine shell or bone was seen. Disturbance of subsurface archaeological materials through quarrying is performed illegally