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Post date: 08/04/2015
A thin dispersed scatters of fragmented shellfish occurs on a sightly rise about 25 west of a Main Road alongside a Barely visibly 2 track road and next to the small dam. This site measured about 10- 12m long and just few meters wide the shellfish is dominated by Scutellastra and Cymbula sp. Some large whole shell Scutellastra argenvillei is also present. A few pieces of weathered Venus clams Venerupis corrugate were also noted. Several stone artefacts were found including one utilised and partially backed silcrete blade-let one silcrete thumbnail scraper one quartzite flake and handful quartz chunks , flakes and few tiny chips. Several round quartzite beach cobbles were also found. The remains occur on a fairly disturbed context.