The site (MAHS-IDN-ACH-BRN-JUA-S-001) is a small cemetery with a mix of modern graves and at least six older burials marked by carved standing gravestones in rows. Five of the older burials contain similar head and footstones, some with decorative carvings and one with Arabic and Persian inscriptions. We made detailed Feature records for six of the graves in this cemetery (MAHS-IDN-ACH-BRN-JUA-S-001-F0001-0005). The cemetery is located in a vacant plot of land in the middle of a heavily built up part of town, surrounded by buildings and a major road.

The feature (MAHS-IDN-ACH-BRN-JUA-S-001-F-0005) is a grave marked with parts of similarly carved head and foot stones. The stones are standing rectangular slabs just under .5m high. The sides slightly taper as they go up and have small  bifurcated 'wings' protruding from the shoulders. The stones are topped with a squat onion-shaped finial with a flat top. All four faces of the both the head and foot stones have framed panels containing elaborate Arabic inscriptions.