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Post date: 15/05/2015
A sheltered area on the south eastern side of a prominent outcrop near the dry watercourse, with Later Stone Age (LSA)
artefacts (quartz, jaspilite), ostrich eggshell. Of interest in the vicinity are two “rubbing stones” (rhinos and possibly other animals are known to rub rocks resulting in polished surfaces). There is evidence that these might have been imbued with cultural significance in Later Stone Age times.