What determines a cache? If i find the same point type in the same little dig site, but at differnt times and days is that a cache? Or do i have to find them all togathr at once on the same day?
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Good question and I don't think there is a hard rule. I consider a cache items that are buried together for a purpose. Just because they weren't found at the same moment doesn't disqualify them from being a cache.
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rmartin wrote:
Good question and I don't think there is a hard rule. I consider a cache items that are buried together for a purpose. Just because they weren't found at the same moment doesn't disqualify them from being a cache.
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Stored together in an assemblage ! Not random pieces in close proximity !
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I would define a cache as a group of artifacts that are all placed together and stored in one spot. Even if the forces of nature scattered the cache pieces about, I would personally consider it a cache eventhough they were found at different times. When I found my cache all the pieces were found together at the same time.
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