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>>16088986
picrel, I think it’s from the Time Team show, showing GPR from the British countryside, and then what they dug up there

>>16088841
You should watch some old episodes of Time Team. You get to see how it works from the user’s perspective. https://youtube.com/c/TimeTeamClassics

Key takeaways:
>GPR detects irregularities in the ground
>colan pick up big rocks, old wall foundations, tree roots, or a hole that has been dug and filled
>the resolution is blobby
>you HAVE to dig to be sure what, if anything, is really down there

since you asked about bones: no, bones are too small. but if the bones are buried in a hole, it should detect the hole. no hole = probably no grave. but even if you find a hole , there are lots of kinds of holes, you have to dig to see if something is buried there. this means you, canada