Oak Island Exploration Insights

The Oak Island team, led by Rick and Marty, embarks on a new day of exploration at the Money Pit site. They aim to uncover artifacts and evidence of the Oak Island treasure by drilling near shaft 6. During the excavation, they discover significant oak timbers, which may be part of the original Money Pit structure or even ship timbers. This discovery fuels theories about the use of repurposed ship materials in constructing the Money Pit. The team ends the day with more questions, eager to continue their search.

What is the main goal of the Oak Island team at the start of the day?

• To build a new shaft

• To find a new drilling site

• To map the entire island

• To discover a tunnel and artifacts

Who is leading the Oak Island team in their exploration?

• Doug and Terry

• Rick and Marty

• Vanessa Lucido

• The Narrator

What was found at a depth of 110 feet that intrigued the team?

• A map

• A gold coin

• Ax-cut wood

• A metal chest

What was the initial reaction of the team upon finding the ax-cut wood?

• Confusion

• Excitement

• Indifference

• Disappointment

What material were the large timbers discovered by the team made of?

• Maple

• Oak

• Cedar

• Pine

What did the team speculate about the large oak timbers?

• They were from a nearby island

• They were naturally occurring

• They were remnants of a ship

• They were part of a modern building

What theory did the team discuss regarding the origin of the oak timbers?

• They were part of a ship

• They were from a nearby forest

• They were used in a modern construction

• They were part of a natural formation

What was the condition of the timbers that led to the ship theory?

• They were freshly cut

• They were hand-hewn

• They were painted

• They were broken

What did the team plan to do after discovering the timbers?

• Continue their investigation

• Call in more experts

• Sell the timbers

• Stop the exploration

What is the team's plan after ending the day's exploration?

• To celebrate their findings

• To rest and continue later

• To abandon the site

• To call in reinforcements