Marty Lagina Just Discovered A Hidden Treasure Deep Inside Oak Island Tunnel

think it’s more likely it would be duw
West am I to understand looking at this
that we’re back in that Bloody swamp yes
so how sure are you of this me yeah
absolutely sure I don’t care how
difficult it is I really don’t I mean
I’ll go in there by myself and that Rick
lag is why you are going to find this
just 3 minutes ago Rick and Marty lagina
may have finally hit the jackpot deep
within the tunnels of Oak Island for 8
years they’ve been tirelessly Excavating
this enigmatic location driven by Tales
of treasure buried by Spanish Pirates
British soldiers or perhaps the
mysterious Knights Templar their most
tantalizing clue came when they drained
a swamp and Unearthed an ancient Spike
dating back 300 years and possibly
linked to a Spanish gallion what if this
spike is just the beginning and beneath
it lies something even more sinister let
us explore the most massive Treasures on
this haunted island the sunken SE crits
of Nova scotia’s hidden aisle for over 8
years Rick and Marty lagina along with
their dedicated team have been
Excavating on Nova scotia’s Oak Island
fueled by the enticing Prospect of
uncovering hidden
riches however they still don’t know who
might have buried treasure there in the
first place were the culprit Spanish
Pirates British soldiers or possibly the
Knights Templar moreover the question
arises why anyone would go through the
trouble of burying valuable on such a
secluded Island as the digging continues
public interest remains High drawing us
deeper into the activities on Oak Island
where each Discovery is touted as
potentially
significant Rick convinced of its
complexity commands the draining of the
swamp believing that it may yield some
answers once the water is lowered Gary
takes over with his metal detector
beneath a wooden board he detects
something
intriguing after some digging the team
une Earth’s an old Spike resembling
those used on Spanish ships from the
late 1600s to early 1700s believing it
to be the first human touch it has
received in about 300 years veteran
treasure Hunters like Fred Nolan have
suggested that the swamp peculiarly
shaped into a triangle might have been
deliberately constructed long ago to
cover up an old
shipwreck this idea spawns further
speculation could it have been the work
of Spanish Pirates using the swamp as a
giant hiding spot
the team hopes that exploring this
previously inaccessible part of the
swamp will reveal physical evidence to
support the theory that it was
artificially made the importance of
Excavating the Nolan side of the swamp
stems from Fred Nolan’s long-held belief
that it might be Central to solving the
puzzle of the island could there be a
sunken ship or a concealed Vault there
during one of their digs Rick comes
across a log with a sharpened end
suggesting that more than one person was
involved in its placement possibly
indicating human alteration of the
environment to navigate the muddy
terrain of the drain swamp the team sets
up a grid for better management and uses
metal detectors in areas where the soil
is soft on one such occasion Gary’s
detector signals something not far below
the surface eagerly they dig and unearth
a large weathered iron object possibly a
piece of a larger item examining the
artifact they notice distinctive grooves
and bends speculating it could be a part
of a chest or perhaps a bracket from a
ship the team standing at the edge of
the island lets their imaginations
wander to visions of sunken ships filled
with wealth among the new finds is a
piece of charred wood embedded in the
iron suggesting the possibility of a
ship intentionally set on fire and sunk
in the swamp why would someone destroy a
ship in this manner the action implies
an attempt to hide something valuable or
important
the Southeastern part of the swamp the
team discovers what looks like a stone
pathway or perhaps a part of a ship’s
dock buried under the mud and water this
significant find Sparks a flurry of
discussions about its historical
implications Dar Spooner suggests that
the stone layer they uncovered dates
back to the early 1700s possibly
indicating that the pathway was used for
transporting valuable Goods the team’s
next find with their metal detectors is
about to change
everything the money pits hidden
structures Gary and his teammate
continue their search with metal
detectors their excitement mounting with
each signal they soon uncover an ancient
pin its surface weathered by time the
pin resembles a plum Bob a tool used in
building and surveying for
centuries this discovery leads to
speculation about its Origins and
possible connection to early colonial
activities or even earlier times as the
group gathers around the newly found pin
they consider its importance and how it
might link to other historical finds or
structures on the island nearby a wooden
structure starts to emerge From the
Muddy ground raising questions about its
relationship to the legendary Money Pit
the team anxiously awaits a report from
Steve guptil the surveyor hoping his
findings might provide the Breakthrough
they need with renewed determination
they press on with their exploration
driven by the hope of uncovering the
long-sought answers about Oak Island
careful not to overstate the
significance of each Discovery as
conclusive evidence Steve started his
briefing by noting the similarities
between the old Cobblestone path
uncovered last year and the new cobbles
they were currently standing on he
pointed out how these matched the
surrounding land levels quite closely
suggesting they were purposefully
aligned to Head North toward the money
pits grid
C1 this path alignment sparked curiosity
among the team members leading them to
wonder about its intended purpose and
whether it was deliberately aimed in
that direction Rick Alex Peter and Doug
gathered around what appeared to be an
ancient Roman Stone Road their interest
was clear as they discussed why such a
path would exist in a boggy area and
speculated about the immense effort that
must have gone into constructing it this
path was remarkably similar to one they
had previously found in the Oak Island
Swamp which led them to consider if
Roman Road building techniques had
influenced broader Architectural
Traditions possibly even affecting the
Portuguese who were connected with the
Knights of Christ driven by this idea
the team eagerly compared different
construction methods hoping to find any
ties between Portuguese historical
Explorations and Oak Island they
believed that identifying these
connections might provide valuable
insights into the Region’s past offering
a clearer understanding of the
motivations behind such
constructions elsewhere the ongoing work
in the swamp was was just one among many
attempts to understand the complexities
of Oak Island over at The Money Pit area
Rick Marty and other team members were
analyzing new sonar data that hinted at
man-made structures deep within
Aladdin’s cave Steve noted that the
straight lines shown in the sonar images
didn’t appear natural and he was hopeful
that viewing them in a 3D model would
offer more clarity Terry mat suggested
that learning about these structures
construction methods might reveal
significant information about historical
excavation and building techniques in
the area during a review session of the
sonar data Rick spotted something
unusual and asked Paul to adjust the
orientation of the image as the image
shifted Terry noticed a Sandy slope that
might be covering other important
findings Marty observed a perfectly
Square wall on one side of the cave
concluding that it must be man-made and
could potentially be hiding a treasure
Trove their discoveries deepen pushing
them to to dig further into the island
Secrets inside Aladdin’s cave the team
then deliberated on how to access deeper
into the cave considering drilling
toward a subtle Echo that seemed to
indicate another opening they planned to
lower a camera into the drill hole
hoping it would reveal more details
about the Cave’s interior and possibly
guide their subsequent actions Rick
emphasized the need for a careful
assessment before moving forward the
next day they started drilling a new
bore hole named l3.5 to gather more data
from Aladdin’s cave at the same time
efforts were underway to manage the
influx of water into the garden shaft
showcasing the continual struggle
against natural elements in their Quest
meanwhile at the interpretive Center
Craig tester Peter fornetti Jack Begley
and archo metallurgist Emma Culligan
consulted with blacksmith expert Carmen
leg about intriguing artifacts from lot
five a metal strap and a heavy Fastener
these were were thought to possibly
belonged to a 17th century chest or
trunk carman’s examination combined with
Ms detailed scans revealed features
consistent with a clasp from a small
chest corroborating the suspected time
frame and adding another layer of
historical context to their
findings another part of the site
archaeologists Helen Sheldon and Moya
MacDonald were investigating changes in
the soil composition on lot 5 their
excavation led to the discovery of what
looked like a barrel strap with an
attached nail which exhibited a greenish
tint a sign of copper use known for its
resistance to
corrosion this find connected back to
earlier discoveries of wooden cargo
Barrels near The Stone Road or ship’s
pier in the swamp