Overview
Identifiers
Inventory Number
3220DB7
Site Name
Maralla East Wind Energy Facility Site L056
Site Category
References
Reference Types
Other Publication
Citation
Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2017. Archaeology Impact Assessment: Proposed construction of the Maralla East Wind Energy Facility near Laingsburg in the Western and Northern Cape. Unpublised report for WSP/Parsons Brinckerhoff.
Record Administration
Post date
Thursday, June 28, 2018 - 09:26
Last modified
Thursday, May 2, 2024 - 18:49
Archaeology
Archaeology Recordings
Submitted by Leomile.Mofutsanyana on Thursday, June 28, 2018 - 14:27.
Identifiers
Inventory Reference
Recording date
Recorders
Recording Media
GPS
Primary?
Yes
Physical Aspects
Physical Site Type
Open Site
Location Type
Kloof/Valley
AccessDifficulty
Medium
Classifications
Archaeological Time Periods
Deposit Info
Ash
Deposit Comment
A large ash heap, with widespread distribution of bone frags, glass, 3 cartridge cases, ceramics (spongeware, willow pattern & flow blue), Ostrich Egg Shell, penknife blade.
Organic Artefacts/Contents
Ostrich Eggshell
Location
Location
Mapping
-32.697284, 20.844457
Western Cape
- Central Karoo
- Laingsburg
Land Parcel Details
Type of land parcel
Farm
Land Parcel Reference
Erf/Farm No: 268
Management
Administration of Protections
Submitted by sahrisprojectmanager on 09/11/2023 - 06:04.
Administration Description
Date: 2017-03-01
Since heritage resources are concentrated in the river valleys, such as the Venters River and Komsberg River valleys, it is important that access roads and underground cabling is carefully placed to avoid negative impacts. This will require a final walk down during the
EMP phase, of all river crossings.
Action Status: Accepted
Site Action: Conservation
Gradings
Grading
Autoid
Submitted by
Submitted by Leomile.Mofutsanyana on 28/06/2018 - 09:46.
Grading
Grade IIIc
Grading Date
GradingComment
Grading by: Lita Webley#!#David Halkett
Media
Media
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