Excavation Team Decision-Making

Marty Lagina and Robert Marcus explore Oak Island using a map with reversed directions. They attempt to locate a specific spot using both GPS and traditional methods. After identifying the location, they begin digging, facing challenges such as water flooding. Despite the obstacles, they reflect on the potential significance of their findings and the advanced equipment used.

What was unusual about the map discussed by Marty and Robert?

• It was missing key landmarks.

• North was upside down.

• It was written in a foreign language.

• It was torn in half.

What was the first direction the team had to move according to the map?

• 30 rods northeast

• 30 rods southwest

• 14 rods south

• 14 rods north

How did Jack verify the location marked by the 'X' on the map?

• By measuring with a ruler

• By consulting a local guide

• Using a GPS

• Using a compass

What was the team's reaction to starting the dig?

• They were nervous.

• They were indifferent.

• They were excited.

• They were disappointed.

What challenge did the team face during the excavation?

• They encountered water seeping in.

• The weather was too hot.

• The equipment broke down.

• They found nothing of interest.

What did the team decide to do after encountering water issues?

• Continue digging regardless

• Pause the excavation for the day

• Move to a different location

• Call for additional help

What did the team use to assist in their excavation efforts?

• A small shovel

• Sophisticated equipment

• A metal detector

• A bulldozer

What was the team's hope regarding their findings?

• To find a new map

• To uncover something significant

• To find a hidden message

• To finish the dig quickly

What did the team reflect on at the end of the day?

• The number of people involved

• The use of sophisticated equipment

• The accuracy of the map

• The weather conditions

What was the final sentiment expressed by the team?

• Disappointment

• Hope

• Frustration

• Confusion