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| May 17, 2011 06:52PM |
Jammer Wrote:
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> Allan
>
> The weathering sounds like an interesting line,
> but would a buried carving weather at the same
> rate as an exposed headstone?
>
> (Note; if it's slower, it's in the geologist's
> favor, as that should make it even older).
>
> Jammer
Depends on the soil type, if its acidic, yes, if its clay no
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> Allan
>
> The weathering sounds like an interesting line,
> but would a buried carving weather at the same
> rate as an exposed headstone?
>
> (Note; if it's slower, it's in the geologist's
> favor, as that should make it even older).
>
> Jammer
Depends on the soil type, if its acidic, yes, if its clay no
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