Puzzle Flat lead
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Puzzle Flat lead
Hi all,
Carrying out some research in preparation for a trip to Vic later this year and came across the Puzzle Flat lead. I can't seem to find much historical information on it and was hoping someone could tell me a bit about it. ie whether it's worthwhile detecting the ground there or not (I potentially have access to a bit iof ground there).
From what I can see on Geovic it may be that the ground is too deep for detecting.
Also in regard to Geovic, can you also advise what is referred to as, for example Archdale BR?
Thanks
Carrying out some research in preparation for a trip to Vic later this year and came across the Puzzle Flat lead. I can't seem to find much historical information on it and was hoping someone could tell me a bit about it. ie whether it's worthwhile detecting the ground there or not (I potentially have access to a bit iof ground there).
From what I can see on Geovic it may be that the ground is too deep for detecting.
Also in regard to Geovic, can you also advise what is referred to as, for example Archdale BR?
Thanks
bicter- Contributor Plus
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Re: Puzzle Flat lead
Archdale BR = Archdale Bushland Reserve:
https://mapcarta.com/W666414123
https://mapcarta.com/W666414123
hiluxer- Contributor
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Re: Puzzle Flat lead
try trove bicter, some interesting articles about finds and at what depths.[search puzzle flat or puzzle flat lead ]
Its easier to read the actual newspaper article rather than the predicted txt sometimes.
cheers moredeep
Its easier to read the actual newspaper article rather than the predicted txt sometimes.
cheers moredeep
moredeep- Management
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Re: Puzzle Flat lead
moredeep wrote:
Its easier to read the actual newspaper article rather than the predicted txt sometimes.
Ain't that the truth! I guess they utilise a scanner and Optical Character Recognition software, but the results from old, faded newsprint text are hit and miss at best.
hiluxer- Contributor
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Re: Puzzle Flat lead
MD, Apologies for not replying earlier, have been beach detecting on GC 'moredeep wrote:try trove bicter, some interesting articles about finds and at what depths.[search puzzle flat or puzzle flat lead ]
Its easier to read the actual newspaper article rather than the predicted txt sometimes.
cheers moredeep
I'd checked out Trove without much info pointing to it being a good area for detecting and was chasing feedback from locals in the area that may have detected there previously
bicter- Contributor Plus
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Re: Puzzle Flat lead
No worries bicter, occasionally trove will reveal a hidden gem, good luck at puzzle flat.
cheers moredeep
cheers moredeep
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