pulveriseret

Pulveriseret is a term used in the context of archaeology and metal detector hunting to describe a device used to attach a bladed or pointed metal detector coil to a waterproof housing. This device is designed to make the metal detector more suitable for use in wet environments or areas with high water levels, where the bladed or pointed coil would normally be prone to damage.

The pulveriseret is typically made of a flexible or rigid material, such as plastic or rubber, and is designed to be easily attachable and detachable from the metal detector coil. This allows users to switch between using the coil on land and in the water without having to worry about damaging the coil. The pulveriseret may be equipped with additional features such as weights to help stabilize the coil underwater or a handle for easy handling.

The name "pulveriseret" originates from the Danish word for "meteorite hammer", but its practical application has little to do with meteorites or any other connection to astronomy. The term has become more widely known in recent years due to its association with metal detector enthusiasts and archaeologists working on submerged or wet environments. The pulveriseret is primarily used in certain niche fields such as underwater archaeology, where technicians require specialized tools to aid in the recovery of artifacts from submerged sites.