Oak Island Treasure Expedition Insights

The video follows a team exploring Lot 32 on Oak Island, where they discover a large spike. They consult blacksmith expert Carmen Legg, who identifies it as a rock stake used in the 18th century. The team discusses historical theories, including a French mission to bury treasure, supported by a ship's log from 1746. The findings may connect to the Oak Island mystery and a potential treasure buried by the French fleet.

What did Marty Laguna and Gary Drayton find on Lot 32?

• A gold coin

• A treasure chest

• A large spike

• A map

What was the initial thought about the large spike found?

• It was a modern artifact

• It was a part of a ship's wharf

• It was a piece of jewelry

• It was a railroad spike

Who did Marty and Alex Laguna visit to identify the spike?

• A historian

• A blacksmithing expert

• A treasure hunter

• A geologist

What did Carmen Legg identify the spike as?

• A modern tool

• A rock stake

• A decorative item

• A piece of furniture

What time period was the rock stake likely used?

• 1800-1850

• 1600-1650

• 1710-1740

• 1900-1950

What was the potential connection of the spike to the Oak Island mystery?

• It was linked to a French expedition

• It was part of a pirate ship

• It was used in a modern construction

• It was a piece of ancient art

What did the French expedition in 1746 aim to do?

• Reclaim Nova Scotia

• Conquer new lands

• Establish a new colony

• Find new trade routes

What was the secondary mission of the French fleet according to the ship's log?

• To map the island

• To establish a settlement

• To hide a vast treasure

• To build a fort

Who led the failed French expedition to reclaim Nova Scotia?

• General Lafayette

• Duke Donville

• King Louis XIV

• Napoleon Bonaparte

What was the proposed method to secure the treasure according to the ship's log?

• Sinking it in the ocean

• Storing it in a fortress

• Hiding it in a cave

• Burying it in a deep pit