CAN DOWSING FIND A LOST BATTLE SITE??
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A dowser would use information dowsing, posing questions to the pendulum/ L-rod.
We would need something to start with though, like the name of the battle, who was involved (Generals,ect.) and a time period when it started and when it ended would help pin it down.
Some secondary information would be; was the battle fought near a creek/river/mountain/town that is still there or still called the same name today as it was then.
You could try to have a dowser in your area assist you and have the person go with you into the field. Either way would work, field first or map work first then field check. I prefer map work first then field check.
Jon
We would need something to start with though, like the name of the battle, who was involved (Generals,ect.) and a time period when it started and when it ended would help pin it down.
Some secondary information would be; was the battle fought near a creek/river/mountain/town that is still there or still called the same name today as it was then.
You could try to have a dowser in your area assist you and have the person go with you into the field. Either way would work, field first or map work first then field check. I prefer map work first then field check.
Jon
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That bomb lost near Georgia might be able to find, using Uranium, unless Plutonium has a different frequency.. I wonder what the casing is made of..
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