SW that was previously closed off to them, they may discover compelling new evidence that the swamp is man-made and that it was created to hide either a sunken pirate ship or a secret entrance into the Oak Island money pit.
Digging on the NL inside of the swamp is important to me for one reason—Rick expressed gratitude for their agreement, acknowledging the importance of teamwork.
Later, Rick and Alex, accompanied by Scott Barlow, met Roger Fortin in the Dumas trailer within the Money Pit region. They anticipated a report on the carbon dating of a wood sample recently taken from the supposed treasure tunnel beneath the Garden Shaft.
To ensure direct communication of information, Alex contacted Craig Tester. Rick commended the dedication of the Dumas team, recognizing their genuine interest in investing in the process.
Roger highlighted the importance of conducting long-term research and expressed a desire to uncover the history of the location. Rick stressed the importance of sharing the results with dedicated team members and anticipating informative outcomes.
During the call, Alex expressed the team’s eagerness to receive the carbon dating results of the wood found in the Garden Shaft. Craig revealed an estimated time frame ranging from 1631 to 1684.
An air of anticipation filled the room as Rick and Jeff were both captivated by the revelation. The findings offered a fascinating glimpse into the historical period related to the wood sample, fueling the ongoing quest for answers on Oak Island.
The team’s strong reaction was triggered by Craig’s announcement of the wood dating back to the years 1631 to 1684. Jeff pondered the potential implications of this revelation.
As the team processed the carbon dating information, Craig provided a detailed breakdown of percentages, highlighting significant data ranges from various carbon dating methods.
After Roger acknowledged the gravity of the situation, the team took a moment to consider the implications of the result. Craig offered insightful observations and hypotheses, suggesting that the structure may predate the initial searches—possibly an original design.
Alex considered the connection to the old Money Pit, particularly the chamber’s location. This year marked the discovery of the second wood sample dating back to the 1600s from the mysterious tunnel, predating the initial Money Pit by over a century.
Marty emphasized the tunnel’s significance, implying it was likely constructed long before any investigations. Rick viewed it as a step closer to the solution, especially given its alignment with high metal values.
To unravel Oak Island’s mystery, the crew planned to deepen the Garden Shaft and conduct further exploration. Roger stressed the importance of exposing and investigating the structure for solutions.
Scott urged the team to expedite their efforts in light of the findings.
