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Post date: 24/03/2015
A thin scatter of LSA tools were found on the relatively steep slopes in front of several large granite outcroppings that occur on the remainder of the northern portion of the property. Amongst several flakes, cores and chunks in quartz and silcrete, a scraper-adze, and a retouched silcrete flake were also counted.Several tools, including a MSA flake and a large (ESA-type) silcrete core were also found among small shelters and overhangs around the granite outcroppings. The outcroppings are very visible and accessible, and the surrounding area is littered with broken glass and domestic items. The weathered granite deposits within the shelters and overhangs are also heavily leached and eroded.