Image of a jug inside a hole at depth about 2.20 m along with scan control

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Image from a jug in the hole at depth of about 2.20 m along with control scan

Explanation of Poyeshgaran expert about a flash head near jug which is not seen in the scan. He mentions that this show:

1. To record the field at high depths, that metal should have an appropriate size.

According to previously mentioned explanations, in the case in which two metals exist aside from each other, the metal detector scanner records a larger field. Hence, in cases which two metal has same and appropriate sizes, both are demonstrated in the photograph, but if the second metal has small size, usually it disappears in the scan.

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