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Post date: 12/12/2014
Several old, rusted water tanks and building rubble including calcrete blocks are clustered in a formerly cultivated field. Associated with these are what appear to be remnants of a former structure including a circular calcrete feature as well as a linear ridge of grass that may cover ruins of walling. The circular feature is likely the platform for a water tank. Also noted was a large, old metal pot. The nature of this occurrence cannot be determined without clearing vegetation and archaeological excavation. No modern looking debris was seen and it is possible, therefore, that this occurrence is 19th century or earlier in origin.