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Post date: 05/05/2021
A single-roomed structure with three walls, that presumably functioned as a shed. The southern side is not walled and is presumed to have been a large entrance. The northern wall is not keyed into the eastern and western walls. The structure was built with sub-rounded cobbles, a few blocks, sun-dried mudbricks and mud mortar. The mudbricks have much fine gravel and straw in them. The outside was plastered with mud mortar. The western wall has a window larger than those of the house but with machined wood perhaps of similar age to Section B of the house. There is a small stone and mud mortar room to the west which is part of the northern wall. There are several car body parts including the bonnet with a Chevrolet decal, scattered about the vicinity of waypoints 158 and 159.