Right now, my concern is getting items out of frozen soil..I've seen," hit one rock hammer with another", and possibly a chisel being hit with a hammer..Shortly, I am going to hit a few OLD parking lots that have been graveled over..They were busy in the 30's to 60's..I tried a digging knife about two or three years back in one, it (the parking lot) laughed at me..Suggestions? cordially NadFind's Treasure Forums
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Digging advice
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Right now, my concern is getting items out of frozen soil..I've seen," hit one rock hammer with another", and possibly a chisel being hit with a hammer..Shortly, I am going to hit a few OLD parking lots that have been graveled over..They were busy in the 30's to 60's..I tried a digging knife about two or three years back in one, it (the parking lot) laughed at me..Suggestions? cordially NadGRAY GHOST
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I use the double hammer technique allot here in Montana, I just cant wait for the ground to thaw. It works great but wear safety goggles so you don't get a chunk of hammer in your eye. and be careful not to nick a coin.