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Does anyone have knowledge of this cross pattée carved into the rock on Elsies Peak?

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Wed, 2024-10-30 - 23:00

I wonder if anybody has knowledge of or could comment on the attached photo of a 168 mm cross pattée carved into the rock on Elsies Peak, Fish Hoek, Cape Town. It is clearly quite old. Thank you.

Dr G A Keen | gakeen@cybersmart.co.za

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