Its professional staff have received certification training from the non-profit organization supported by New South Associates, which provides training in research techniques and technologies. It uses professional quality metal detectors for historical site survey and evaluation studies. Yet another organization, New South Associates, is widely recognized as one of the leading cultural resource agency advisors in the United States and is a source of pride for its contribution to historic preservation.
The actions to be taken about the detector operation, what the features do, the errors that can be encountered in the detector and their solutions, the maintenance of the detector, the points to be considered and all the advice given to the users are included here. If you have purchased a detector and do not know what to do, here are our recommendations for you. You need to read the detector's user manual. If you have your own land and garden, you must first clean it of metal waste and then create a track for yourself by burying metals there in order to learn about the detector, and here you must constantly use your detector to change its features and understand its use. Before practicing, if there are tutorial videos of the detector, you should watch them and then you should practice.
Detector systems are divided into VLF and Pulse. When the advantages/disadvantages between the systems are examined, it is seen that the most used system in the world is VLF. Even if a user says to buy a VLF detector and use it everywhere, it will not work. The user has to choose between the detectors recommended to him according to the features and usage area.
The detector is not prohibited. You should search during working hours and you should not carry any picks, shovels or piercing tools with you. You will not enter the protected areas, military zones, cemeteries. If you are entering someone else's land, the land owner must have permission or the land owner must be with you.
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