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Post date: 27/08/2015
The site consists of two attached stone-walled circular enclosures that were probably used to keep livestock. The walls are approximately 0.5 metres high (in some paces the foundations only) and packed with large boulders. The two enclosures are 18 metres and 10 metres in diameter, respectively. Deposit was recorded in the larger enclosure. No other cultural material was noted on the surface. The enclosures are probably associated with recent farming activities by workers living in the area. The structures are probably not older than 60 years and therefore not protected under the NHRA (Act no. 25 of 1999).