roman coins in a quarry nr my town

[rubberdiver13]

would dowsing locate roman coins under rocks, an urn (broke)contained 50+ coins, and about 200+ loose amongst rocks was found in 1852,eyeballed (i think is you expression),

[teleprospector]

Yes, dowsing can be used to locate Roman coins.

[rubberdiver13]

Yes, dowsing can be used to locate Roman coins.

had a go at map dowsing, and asked a few questions, and got answer, that it was in a quarry now filled with 1 - 2ft water & fish, upon visiting the area, 15 miles away, found the nearest quarry to the area mentioned in 1852, to be dry, the wet quarry is just up from it, will take some photos of various parts of quarry and post....

Q= would dowsing the various photos, show me poss where the roman coins are

[teleprospector]

Q= would dowsing the various photos, show me poss where the roman coins are
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Yes.
You could always ask to have the picture dowsed for you.
How about posting a picture without the coordinates and seeing who would like to dowse it.
Jon

[rubberdiver13]

Q= would dowsing the various photos, show me poss where the roman coins are

Yes.
You could always ask to have the picture dowsed for you.
How about posting a picture without the coordinates and seeing who would like to dowse it.
Jon
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ok...thanks

[rubberdiver13]

Q= would dowsing the various photos, show me poss where the roman coins are

Yes.
You could always ask to have the picture dowsed for you.
How about posting a picture without the coordinates and seeing who would like to dowse it.
Jon
[/quote] im attaching a picture, did ask again did quarry have water.... a=y
and does this quarry (1st one , before the water quarry), contain roman coins ....a=y

did the photo....into grids, scored ...y on two grid blocks (attached photo 1), then
increased magnification , again gridded it, and came up...y between two boulders to left of photo 1
(attached photo 2),
if you could get someone to verify it, i would be very grateful that im doing the map dowsing correctly,
my first map dowse said it was nr a tree, photo 1, looks like a tree located at the centre,
then aked how far away ...a= 15ft (photo 2) is about that distance

[teleprospector]

Hi there,
Could you repost the pics but zoom out a ways until you get a sharp focus?
Jon

[rubberdiver13]

Hi there,
Could you repost the pics but zoom out a ways until you get a sharp focus?
Jon

i have managed to get round to the quarry, climbed the rubble pile thrown down the mountain, my photos are 580kb, will have a go a re-sizing, and post

[rubberdiver13]

did the needle dowse and the rocks that i saw from above indicated nothing, but 15ft from that tree, said roman coins buried below, dug out 3ft of rock chippings and boulders, it must be deep