Fred Nolan's Discoveries on Oak Island

Rick meets Fred Nolan to discuss his work on Oak Island, focusing on the discovery of marker rocks and the formation known as Nolan's Cross. Fred explains how he identified the cross and later found a headstone carved with a face where the cross lines meet. The conversation highlights the significance of these findings and the potential for future exploration using advanced equipment.

What was Fred Nolan's profession when he first started working on Oak Island?

• Archaeologist

• Surveyor

• Geologist

• Historian

What did Fred Nolan discover on his property in the 1970s?

• A treasure chest

• An ancient manuscript

• An array of stones

• A hidden cave

What shape did the stones form when plotted by Fred Nolan?

• A cross

• A triangle

• A square

• A circle

What was discovered at the intersection of Nolan's Cross?

• A treasure map

• A metal artifact

• A carved headstone

• A wooden structure

What feature was carved into the headstone found by Fred Nolan?

• A map

• A face

• A symbol

• A date

What did Fred Nolan and Rick notice about the headstone when they examined it?

• It was made of gold

• It had a hidden compartment

• It had facial features

• It was broken

What did Fred Nolan find intriguing about the headstone?

• Its location

• Its color

• Its weight

• Its dimensions

What does Fred Nolan believe about the significance of his discovery of the cross?

• It is very significant

• It is insignificant

• It is a mistake

• It is a coincidence

What does Fred Nolan hope to achieve with the use of sophisticated equipment on the island?

• To find a new job

• To write a book

• To discover new artifacts

• To build a museum

What is Fred Nolan's attitude towards the questions he receives about his discoveries?

• He finds them insightful

• He finds them foolish

• He finds them irrelevant

• He finds them amusing