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Post date: 18/03/2021
Common Name: H83
H83 occurs in the northwest section of the study area and was identified from the 1969 topographical map. The site is a recent settlement halfway down the hill. Three different grinding stone fragments remain in a cleared area near a dam. The grinding stones could relate to H83 or an older site. The site probably has human graves, but these were not visible due to the vegetation and/or burial method.