The Vikings Secret Knowledge
Synopsis
A ship's railing unearthed on Oak Island was carbon dated to between 660 and the 900s, suggesting Viking activity in the area during that time.
Synopsis
Excavations on Oak Island have revealed significant artifacts suggesting Viking presence in North America. In 2020, the Oak Island team discovered a wooden ship's railing, carbon dated to between 660 and the 900s, indicating early Viking activity. Additionally, a crossbow arrow found in the 1960s by treasure hunter Robert Dunfield was identified as a potential Viking artifact. In 2022, a pickaxe unearthed from over 100 feet deep in the Money Pit area was traced back to Scandinavia, further supporting the theory of Viking exploration.
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Why Watch
- Find out what the ship's railing reveals about Viking presence.
- See the crossbow arrow linked to Viking activity on Oak Island.
- Discover the origins of a pickaxe found in the Money Pit.
Did You Know
- The ship's railing found on Oak Island dates from 660 to the 900s.
- Vikings were the only Europeans known to be active on these shores during the 900s.
- A crossbow arrow discovered in the 1960s may be a Viking artifact.
- A pickaxe unearthed in 2022 was traced back to Scandinavia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did the Oak Island team find in 2020?
The Oak Island team found a piece of wood that appeared to be a ship's railing.
What time period does the carbon dating of the ship's railing suggest?
The carbon dating of the ship's railing suggests it dates from the 660s to the 900s.
What artifact was discovered in the Money Pit area in 2022?
In 2022, a pickaxe was unearthed from more than 100 ft deep in the Money Pit area, with its origin traced to Scandinavia.
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