In my area there are some old homes dating back to the mid to late 1800's.
This area at one time was made up up mostlly of Germans & Swedes. This town was founded in the latter years of the 1700's on the site of a large Delaware
Indian village overseen by Queen Alliquippa, a woman Chief. While most of the
original site is now covered by a downtown business district, my question is this,
In detecting an old home site where the original foundation is exposed, there is possibly 2 or 3 feet of soil before it hits clay, is it best to detect vertically from
inside or to detect from the ground level? And, can I expect any finds below the clay level?
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