Treasure Hunt Discoveries and Plans

The Oak Island team is investigating the Money Pit, a site first discovered in 1795, using seismic testing to locate potential treasure. They discover a wooden beam and a possible tunnel at 93 feet, suggesting a network of underground tunnels. Despite hopes of finding the Chapel Vault, drilling challenges arise as they hit bedrock at 200 feet, missing a large anomaly. The team remains hopeful, planning further exploration to locate the legendary treasure.

What was the primary goal of Rick Laguna and Charles Markhaus in the Money Pit area?

• To find a new drilling site

• To locate the original treasure site

• To map the entire island

• To build a new tunnel

What year was the original treasure site first discovered?

• 1795

• 2023

• 1897

• 2000

What did the team discover at a depth of 93 feet in borehole DE6?

• A metal box

• A vertical shaft

• A horizontal wooden beam and a void

• A water source

What was the significance of the wooden beam found in borehole DE6?

• It was a natural formation

• It was part of a shipwreck

• It was a modern construction

• It indicated a possible tunnel

What did the seismic scanning reveal about the underground structures?

• A single large cavern

• A solid rock formation

• A network of tunnels and a large void

• A series of small pits

What was the depth of the void detected by seismic scanning?

• 200 feet

• 129 feet

• 93 feet

• 170 feet

What did the team hope to find at the depth of 170 feet?

• A hidden map

• The legendary Chapel Vault

• A modern artifact

• A new water source

What was the team's reaction upon hitting a hard object at 200 feet?

• They celebrated finding the treasure

• They found a new tunnel

• They decided to stop drilling

• They were disappointed as it was likely bedrock

What was the team's initial belief about the object they encountered at 200 feet?

• It was a treasure chest

• It was a metal box

• It was bedrock

• It was a wooden beam

What is the team's plan after encountering bedrock?

• To drill deeper

• To abandon the search

• To search in a different country

• To analyze maps and interpretations