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tiompan

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Nov 06, 2013, 15:22

nigelswift wrote:

tiompan wrote:

Dowsing . (gets coat)

Results of a big geofizz exercise at Arbor Low and Gib Hill have just been published. Since that's about the most intensively dowsed area there is it'll be interesting to see if there's any equivalence.

The problem is that dowsers tend to "do it at ancient sites " where you might expect something to be found , same applies to non -dowsers who can just as easily say " I always thought there was something likely to be found there " .

Whatever turns up somebody is bound to say "I told you so" . When a dowser finds a monument , battle site ,burial ,object hidden from view , in an area that has no obvious association then it will be of interest .

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Conclusions...Stone circles, are we learning much? – Sanctuary, Oct 14, 2013, 11:27


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