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Post date: 18/08/2015
Site D is a shell midden. The midden lies within loose aeolian sands and straddles an underlying red sand paleo-dune. It is composed largely of Perna perna and Patella spp. fragments and has been truncated by down slope erosion of the paleo-dune. Some thin walled ceramic fragments were observed in the erosion gulley down slope of the midden. A passing resident, Mrs Victoria Shude, stated that the locale had been the homestead of a local Jali family, who had moved further inland some decades previously. Site D has low heritage significance at all levels for its social values.