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Post date: 17/12/2015
Location of stone walling adjacent to a large cleared area at the base of Malokong Hill. The large cleared area could potential be the remnants of an old field associated with the site, or the other settlements located on the hill. The area is marked by a rock outcrop with stone walled enclosures built up against the sides, which could suggest that these served as
enclosures for livestock. The stone walled enclosures measure approximately 20 m – 30 m in diameter. Some ceramic sherds were identified in the vicinity of this site, but none were decorated. The site is situated approximately 340 m east outside of the development footprint of the Topsoil Dump for Pit 1, within the granite mine area.