The site (MAHS-IDN-ACH-PID-PID-S-002) is a small cemetery complex that contains a number of recent burials and is still actively used by the local village. A number of older graves are in the complex, including 3 elaborately carved head and foot stones (MAHS-IDN-ACH-PID-PID-S-002-F-0002-0003) as well as a number of graves marked by round river stones (sakrah) that we have not recorded as individual features.

The feature (MAHS-IDN-ACH-PID-PID-S-002-F-0001) is the grave of Shaykh Al-Madani. It consists of a pair of similar head and foot stones approximately 1m in height and about six feet apart. The stones are rounded octagonal columns that are narrower at the bottom and are topped with an elongated protruding point. Triangular floral motifs adorn the bottom of the main body. The base widens out and has 8 rectangular panels, most of which contain Arabic inscriptions and floral motifs. The tops of the stones are shaped in the form of a turbus" (in Persian