Artifacts and Discoveries on Lot 5

The video follows Rick Lagina and Gary Drayton as they explore Lot 5 on Oak Island, uncovering historical artifacts such as a potentially ancient tool, pottery, and a copper nail. These findings suggest a significant historical presence on the island, possibly linked to 18th-century British military activities. The discoveries, including unique pottery types like Delftware, provide new insights into the island's past and its connection to the longstanding mystery of the money pit.

What did Gary Drayton and Rick Lagina find on Lot 5 that might predate the 16th century?

• A musket ball

• A gold coin

• A piece of pottery

• A wooden artifact

What type of tool did Gary Drayton uncover that appeared to be very old?

• A saw

• A chisel

• A hammer

• A blade-like tool

What was the pottery found by Gary Drayton identified as?

• Dutch

• English

• Spanish

• French

What is the name of the pottery type that was a first discovery on the island?

• Stoneware

• Porcelain

• Earthenware

• Delftware

What does the discovery of a copper nail suggest about the activities on Lot 5?

• Construction

• Mining

• Shipbuilding

• Farming

What feature did the archaeologists find on Lot 5 that predates the money pit?

• A stone wall

• A wooden structure

• A metal chest

• A rock-filled feature

What era do the artifacts found on Lot 5 date back to?

• 18th century

• 20th century

• 17th century

• 19th century

What is the significance of the artifacts found on Lot 5?

• They are unrelated to Oak Island

• They suggest a historical presence

• They are modern replicas

• They are from the 20th century

What type of artifacts have been found on Oak Island that relate to shipbuilding?

• Steel plates

• Wooden beams

• Copper nails

• Iron chains

What do the team members believe about the future of Lot 5?

• It is not significant

• It is too dangerous to explore

• There are more clues to uncover

• It holds no more secrets