Film Lens
The documentary follows Craig Tester, Alex Lagina, and Charles Barkhaus as they investigate 18th century iron spikes found near Oak Island. They travel to St. Mary's University in Halifax to consult Dr. Christa Brosseau, who uses advanced technology to analyze the spikes. The analysis aims to determine if the spikes predate the discovery of the money pit in 1795, potentially linking them to the construction of the treasure vault.
The film also discusses the historical context of the spikes, including their possible connection to a French mission to bury treasure. The team considers the implications of their findings on the mystery of the money pit and the treasure's origins, exploring theories about the builders and their intentions.
Why Watch
- •See Dr. Brosseau analyze ancient iron spikes.
- •Find out if the spikes are linked to buried treasure.
- •Meet the team investigating the mystery of Oak Island.
Did You Know
•The spikes may date back to before 1795, the year the money pit was discovered.
•Dr. Brosseau's microscope can magnify objects up to 200,000 times their actual size.
•Phosphorus found in the spikes indicates they are likely from before the mid-19th century.
•The iron spikes could originate from areas in Britain and northern Europe.
Perfect For
Historical mysteriesTreasure huntingArchaeological discoveries