Exploring Oak Island Discoveries

Rick Lagina and metal detection expert Gary Drayton continue their search for clues on Oak Island, focusing on Lot 21. They recount the history of Daniel McGinnis, who discovered the money pit in 1795 and lived on the island. The team is careful not to disturb historical sites while searching for artifacts. During their exploration, they find a jeweled brooch, which could date back to the 16th century, adding to the island's mysterious history.

What new area are Rick and Gary exploring in their search for clues?

• Lot 19

• Lot 22

• Lot 20

• Lot 21

Who discovered the Money Pit in 1795?

• Daniel McGinnis

• Rick Lagina

• Gary Drayton

• Marty Lagina

What did Daniel McGinnis's descendants share with Rick and the team?

• A map of Oak Island

• A story about three treasure chests

• A new metal detector

• A historical document

Why are Rick and Gary careful during their search near the McGinnis foundation?

• To avoid getting lost

• To keep their findings secret

• To prevent disturbing a protected historical site

• To avoid damaging their equipment

What type of old items did Rick and Gary find during their search?

• Coins

• Jewelry

• Tools

• Screws

What significant item did the team discover on the western side of Oak Island?

• An ancient map

• A gold coin

• A jeweled brooch

• A silver spoon

How far is the brooch found from the Money Pit?

• Two miles

• One mile

• Half a mile

• Three miles

What is the potential historical significance of the brooch?

• It might be from the 18th century

• It is from the 20th century

• It is a modern replica

• It could date back to the 16th century

What aspect of the brooch suggests it could be special?

• Its size

• Its color

• Its weight

• Its ornate design

What emotion did the team feel upon discovering the brooch?

• Disappointment

• Excitement

• Confusion

• Indifference