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Old 09-11-2007, 09:53 AM
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You can argue all you want. but the fact is there exists a large collection of long time buried metal items at that location. Thus, it is not true " Who has a test garden of >100 or >1000years old ? Who can build one with same conditions you say are needed ?
Answer is : NOBODY.", because this existing collection of buried metal can be used as a test garden, just as I said.

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J_P
Hi,
you misunderstud me...

BTW... have you a test garden of >100 or >1000 years old ?

Yes use the battlefields... or whatever place with buried ancient metal... OK.

Also I've done that way... but they are not "test gardens" for me.

YOU HAVE TO USE AN MD AND TO RECOVER STUFF (SO DISTURBING SOIL CONDITIONS) TO PROVE THERE IS SOMETHING THAT SOUND ON MD AND NOT WITH LRL. YOU ACTUALLY DON'T KNOW IF THERE IS STUFF, OR DEPTH, OR COMPOSITION ETC BEFORE DUG OBJECTS.

And these are test gardens for you ???

How can you repeat experiments if your target is different everytime ????
How you could compare results of e.g. different LRLs if your target is different everytime ????

Etc etc... not scientific approach for me.

For me is just a polemic argumentation... a test garden, is something you know where stuff is buried, at which depth and composition of the item too, where you can test detectors in a controlled, reliable, scientific way.

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Max
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