During the excavation at St. Augustine complex, Goa, boundary walls, jars, drainwells and platform pottery etc. were found. Several ceramic potsherds in blue and white were collected in the area which fell outside the refectory. A large quantity of the sherds (in heaps) suggest that this area might have been used to throw (dump) the sherds that must have been broken and thrown as waste at the time when the comment was occupied. It is believed this place was the burial of Queen Katherine of Georgia.