Exploration and Discovery of Artifacts

On Oak Island, Rick Lagina and Gary Drayton explore Smith's Cove during low tide, hoping to find artifacts. Gary discovers an old cross, which excites him more than previous finds, including 1600s coins. The cross, possibly from 1200-1600, suggests significant historical activity predating known treasure deposits. This discovery prompts further investigation into Oak Island's history.

What makes Smith's Cove an ideal location for exploration?

• It's a known treasure site.

• It's close to the money pit.

• The low tide reveals rock pools.

• It's a popular tourist spot.

Why does Rick defer to Gary during the investigation?

• Gary has better equipment.

• Rick is unfamiliar with the area.

• Rick is busy with other tasks.

• Gary has more experience with beaches.

What was the significant find made by Gary Drayton?

• A medieval sword

• An old cross

• A treasure map

• A gold coin

How does the discovery of the cross compare to previous finds?

• It was more exciting.

• It was less exciting.

• It was equally exciting.

• It was not exciting at all.

What time period is the cross believed to be from?

• 1000 to 1200

• 1600 to 1800

• 1200 to 1600

• 1800 to 1900

What does the style of the cross suggest?

• It is futuristic.

• It is medieval.

• It is a common design.

• It was made recently.

What is the significance of the cross's discovery?

• It confirms a treasure is nearby.

• It suggests a historical event occurred.

• It has no significance.

• It is a common find on the island.

What is the team's plan after the discovery?

• To continue exploring.

• To move to a new location.

• To sell the cross.

• To stop the search.

Why is it important to follow the information trail?

• To prove a theory.

• To find more treasure.

• To understand the island's history.

• To attract tourists.

What does the team hope to achieve by continuing their search?

• To sell the island.

• To write a book.

• To become famous.

• To find more artifacts.