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Verlorenvlei Heritage Settlement
Verlorenvlei Heritage Settlement is situated in the Piketberg District, South Africa. 32°19’ S 18° 23’ E. The settlement consists of surviving Langhius structures in what was once a thriving Hamlet on the shores of the Verlorenvlei. A remnant of this sort is unique and is the reason behind the site being declared a provincial heritage site.〔Juta Law. Juta weekly Statues Bulletin. Bulletin 40 of 2014. http://jutalaw.co.za/media/filestore/2014/10/st2014040.pdf〕
==Heritage significance==
The Langhius is situated on portions 18-36 of the Verlorenvlei Farm and is owned by the Verlorenvlei Heritage Settlement and Nature Reserve Home Owners Association. The Verlorenvlei has attracted the attention of researchers from a number of disciplines such as archaeology, botany, zoology, ecology, geology, architecture and ornithology.〔Sinclair, S. 1980. The rural settlement of Verlorenvleiin historical perspective. School of Environmental Studies (UCT), Research Report no. 20.〕
The Verlorenvlei settlement is regarded as a unique remnant of a particular way of life, with a distinctive architectural style which has developed from the first permanent buildings which were erected in the late 18th Century. The wider area is associated with extremely significant archaeological sites like Elands Bay Cave which have contributed to a greater understanding of the development of the human species. This gives the area both pre-colonial and post-colonial heritage significance. Clanwillam which contains many Rock Art and Rock Engraving sites and the meggamiddens found at Mussel Point.
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