map dowsing help

[Briggser]

My two detecting sites have in the past have produced finds dating back to the bronze age but of late finds have dried up.can anyone with a map dowsing gift look at the fields in the attached two satellite photos and advise if more artifacts still exist or not.can you tell the age and type of artifacts found to date as I know other detectorists have searched the sites in the past and I do not know what they have found.I am not in this for gain rather to help uncover the history of my locality.any assistance will be much appreciated. Briggser View attachment 1128683 View attachment 1128684

 

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[Red_desert]

Check the red circle areas for metal detecting, these should be the type of places you asked about (if any are left).

 

[Briggser]

Many thanks for your time and effort in helping me, it is kind of you and much appreciated.Briggser

 

[Red_desert]

Many thanks for your time and effort in helping me, it is kind of you and much appreciated.Briggser

You're quite welcome!

 

[aarthrj3811]

There are 4 or 5 historic items here.

 

[Briggser]

Many thanks for your feedback.Interestingly the archaeologist's records show a rubbed out bronze age burial chamber for this field you have marked.this is spookiest as there is no way you could have guessed this potential site.if the field is searchable I'm going in, will let you know what transpires.thank you for your kind assistance, sweet!. Briggser

 

[Red_desert]

The search I did above (red outline circles) was only for shallow targets, from surface down to 1-2 ft deep and mostly to metal detect.

This is a deep search, meaning deeper than 2 ft down, also harder to check out hits. Here is general definitions for marked spots from my file.

Red line box (or solid filled circles) for very deep coins/treasure or artifacts of value.
Green line box (or solid filled circles) for various other targets, mostly archaeological such as old ruins or foundations but especially non-metallic objects like flint arrowheads, bottles, pottery, and carved stone markers.