Discoveries at Borehole D2 and CD 4.5

The video covers a core drilling operation in borehole CD 4.5, where Terry Matheson and Charles Barkhouse supervise the process. The team discovers wood and a metal object at a depth of 75 feet, raising the possibility of a man-made structure. Rick Lagina inspects the findings, and the team discusses the potential connection to the original Money Pit. An XRF analysis reveals the presence of gold in the metal object, adding to the mystery and excitement of the discovery.

What was discovered at a depth of 75 feet in borehole CD 4.5?

• A metal object

• A wooden tunnel

• A stone structure

• A water source

What is the significance of finding wood at 75 feet in borehole CD 4.5?

• It reveals a historical artifact

• It suggests a possible man-made tunnel

• It indicates a natural formation

• It confirms the presence of a water source

What did the team find alongside the wooden structure?

• A piece of pottery

• A piece of glass

• A piece of fabric

• A piece of metal

Who was informed about the new discoveries at borehole CD 4.5?

• Rick Lagina

• Marty Lagina

• Terry Matheson

• Charles Barkhouse

What was unusual about the metal object found at 75.5 feet?

• It was transparent

• It was encrusted and heavy

• It was shaped like a coin

• It was made of pure silver

What was found in borehole D2 that might connect to the Money Pit?

• A wooden tunnel and a piece of metal with gold

• A metal pipe and a piece of glass

• A stone wall and a piece of pottery

• A water source and a piece of fabric

What was the depth of the previous wooden tunnel found in borehole D2?

• 75 feet

• 90 feet

• 60 feet

• 100 feet

What historical period might the wooden tunnel in borehole D2 date back to?

• 1488

• 1700s

• 1600s

• 1800s

What device was used to analyze the metal object found at CD 4.5?

• X-ray fluorescent spectrometer

• Ultrasound scanner

• Infrared spectrometer

• Magnetic resonance imaging

What elements were detected in the metal object using the XRF device?

• Iron and silver

• Iron and gold

• Copper and gold

• Copper and silver