We think that it will be useful to increase the examples of some projects, institutions and government policies on a global scale to understand the importance and seriousness of the situation. For example, as of 2018, the Southeast Archeological Center - The Southeast Archeological Center "SEAC" - has volunteered users of metal detectors in five American Civil War parks, three Revolutionary War sites, the Red Stick (Indian) battlefield, and the War of 1812 area. These areas include Moore's Creek battlefield, King's Mountain National Military Park, Chickamauga, and Chattanooga National Military Park. archaeological research has been carried out. The purpose of such projects is to help us understand history through the sequence of events and how the soldiers acted, thanks to the artifacts found. The Southeast Archeology Center is the support center for the National Park Service's Southeast Region. These examples show us that when technology works together with academic disciplines, missing pieces can be completed quickly.
The larger the gap, the more deeply it can be detected. You basically cannot detect places with open mouths with a detector. At the detection distance but not large enough to detect, then the detector will not be able to see the gap again. You can detect gaps with the detector. If the gap is not within the detection range, it will naturally not be detected by the detector. As with metal, it affects the depth of space in the soil structure. Deep search detector models can detect underground, closed, airtight, naturally formed or artificially formed cavities within the detection distance.
The high price does not make the detector the best detector. The best detector is the detector model where the user knows its settings and features and can make the right adjustments to get maximum performance according to variable terrain conditions. Detector options are available according to different usage areas and features.
As the metal grows, you can detect from the depth, and as it gets smaller, you can detect it from the surface. Depths vary according to the size of the metal, its type, the duration of being under the ground, and the soil structure. There are different depth tests that we perform in deep search detectors, and the final test is 350cm in the form of 1, 2, 3 meters. We often hear from you the question of whether the detector goes deep. There are different depth tests we do for deep search detectors, but of course depending on the depth logic.
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