Situations that may interfere with the work can stop the excavation and then continue. Once you have collected all the necessary documents and paid the fee, you will be granted an excavation permit. You can consult the museum directorate you are affiliated with for information about what happens with the detected items and for up-to-date information on other issues. The excavation permit cannot be sold or transferred to anyone else. Users who want to carry out licensed excavations must first go to the museum directorate in the province they are affiliated with and state that they want to excavate a treasure. For example, it does not cover a large area such as 1kmx1km, the excavation can be done for a certain day and if natural factors enter the work, for example, excessive rain etc. Excavation permit is given for a certain area.
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. If the gap is not within the detection range, it will naturally not be detected by the detector. The larger the gap, the more deeply it can be detected. At the detection distance but not large enough to detect, then the detector will not be able to see the gap again. You basically cannot detect places with open mouths with a detector. You can detect gaps with the detector.
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.
A treasure detector is a detector model used to search for and detect valuable metal objects that people have buried and hidden in the ground over time. You can find treasure detectors in 3 different classes as beginner, intermediate and advanced level. Treasure detector models are separated in themselves.
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