Investigating Archaeological Discoveries

The video tutorial discusses a team's approach to investigating a potential hidden chamber at the Goshen site. The team, led by Jimmy, is willing to take risks and challenge conventional thinking. They use non-invasive methods to gather clues and employ a geoprobe to find evidence of construction and imported quartz sand. The team is on the verge of a discovery that could impact modern science, as they prepare to dig and explore further.

What is the team's approach to investigating the chamber?

• Avoiding any risks

• Waiting for others to test it

• Ignoring the chamber

• Bisecting it to the south

Why is the team proud of Jimmy?

• For remaining on the fringe

• For hypothesizing without testing

• For putting his name on the project

• For avoiding risks

What emotion does the team feel about the prospects of their investigation?

• Nervousness

• Excitement

• Boredom

• Indifference

What does the 'zipper' found at 47 feet potentially indicate?

• A completed construction

• A natural formation

• A modern artifact

• A spot where construction was started and stopped

What was found sitting on top of the stone at the site?

• Sand composed primarily of quartz

• Clay

• Water

• Metal fragments

What tool did the team use to further investigate the site?

• A bulldozer

• A metal detector

• A shovel

• A geoprobe

What is the team ready to do at the end of the video?

• Leave the site

• Start digging

• Wait for more evidence

• Call off the investigation

What potential impact could the team's discovery have?

• No impact

• A minor scientific update

• A discovery that will shake modern science

• A local news story