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Post date: 19/06/2015
Alternate Code & Name: QZ-C/G3
The Site QZ-C/G3 cemetery comprise of approximately 150 graves clustered in a rough 100x70m area, with the area fenced towards the north and east. Again a variety of grave types are present: Modern style graves with inscribed headstones date primarily to the contemporary period, roughly from the 1970’s onwards, but a large number of traditional style stone headstone, stone cairn, earth-mound and stone outlined graves may be significantly older. It was noted that a number of the graves are damaged; but with damage and breakage patterns not consistent with vandalism. Damage to grave platforms and complete headstones having fallen over are more consistent with livestock (cattle) impact on the site. The site is situated approximately 1km from the proposed Qunu-Zimbane Power Line alignment and will not be impacted on by development.