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Is your probing part of your sampling/testing methodology? What composes this muddy sediment? Is it silty, clay, sand?
If you need to probe 8-10 feet through a muddy sedimet, what type of probe would you use that would sturdy enough not to bend like rebar.
thoughts?
thanks
Maritime, nautical, and underwater archaeology.
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