TreasureGrabber
Full Member
- Jul 6, 2006
- 164
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Minelab Explorer SE (with Coiltek WOT spider, Coiltek Joe, SEF 10x12 )/Bounty Hunter Land Star.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hello guys,
As I knew objects sunk in the forests very fast, since the leaves are falling and they cover them... and after a century the object must be under about 1 meter of ground....
but I think this is not a quite true now, because here our friend in the neighbor thread has found a lot of treasure 1000-2000 years old in the forests and all that at the depth of 10-30 cm. check the thread here http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,437891.msg3120620.html#msg3120620
I searched a lot the web and maybe some conditions I had not counted... worms which eat the leaves... roots which come up to the surface... some tiny mammals which take the goods out of ground....
how do you think how fast the objects are sunk in the forests? and what conditions should be counted in this process?
As I knew objects sunk in the forests very fast, since the leaves are falling and they cover them... and after a century the object must be under about 1 meter of ground....
but I think this is not a quite true now, because here our friend in the neighbor thread has found a lot of treasure 1000-2000 years old in the forests and all that at the depth of 10-30 cm. check the thread here http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,437891.msg3120620.html#msg3120620
I searched a lot the web and maybe some conditions I had not counted... worms which eat the leaves... roots which come up to the surface... some tiny mammals which take the goods out of ground....
how do you think how fast the objects are sunk in the forests? and what conditions should be counted in this process?