Oak Island Exploration Insights

The video features a tour of the Oak Island museum led by Charles Barkhouse, who shares insights into various artifacts found on the island, including Spanish-American scissors and a large shoe. The discussion also covers the mysterious engraved stone and theories about its potential as a key to hidden treasures. The video concludes with a commitment to uncovering more about Oak Island's history and mysteries.

Who is Charles Barkhouse?

• A treasure hunter

• A historian from Boston

• A tour guide at the Oak Island Museum

• A local fisherman

What is significant about the Spanish-American scissors found on Oak Island?

• They are made of gold

• They are over 300 years old

• They were found in a treasure chest

• They are made of low-carbon steel

Where were the shoes found on Oak Island sent for analysis?

• New York

• Toronto

• Boston

• London

What unusual materials were found at a depth of 160 feet in borehole 10X?

• Gold coins

• Wooden pegs

• Oak and spruce

• Ancient pottery

What type of metal were the chain links from borehole 10X made of?

• High-carbon steel

• Iron

• Bronze

• Low-carbon steel

What was the engraved stone from the 90-foot level believed to contain?

• A map to a treasure

• A simple substitution code

• A historical record

• A list of names

What did the engraved stone reportedly say?

• 60 feet below, treasure awaits

• 80 feet below, secrets lie

• 40 feet below, 2 million pounds are buried

• 20 feet below, gold is buried

What is one theory about the original engraving on the stone?

• It was a message from pirates

• It was a key to turn off the drains

• It was a warning to explorers

• It was a map to a hidden city

What happened to the original engraved stone?

• It was destroyed in a fire

• It was lost in 1919

• It was sold to a private collector

• It was buried again

What is the ultimate goal of the exploration on Oak Island?

• To create a tourist attraction

• To find a hidden city

• To uncover the mystery of the island

• To build a museum