![]() ![]() Treasure Hunt" by D'Arcy O'Connor, January 1978. Much of the introductory material is from "The Money Pit: The Story of Oak Island and the World's Greatest.After clicking on the links, either use your computer's "back" arrow to return to these pages, or if that does not work, just click on the email button. ![]() ![]() Some sources and diagrams are linked to other pages. Neither will I be discussing the various theories about what lies below (pirate's treasure, Shakespeare's manuscripts, etc.) because at this point they are wishful thinking, unsupported by any hard, specific evidence.Īlthough popularly called the "Money Pit," I will try to avoid using that term because I believe it to be a term which is misleading and diverts one from critically thinking about other possibilities. I will not dwell on it, but small portions of the history are included in my material for purposes of perspective. Much of the material in the introduction is already known to you. This is a follow-up to earlier email correspondence with Rick Lagina in which he expressed interest in receiving the information I have developed over the years about the Oak Island quest. THE 5 FINGERED "VENT OPENINGS" AT SMITH'S COVE. ![]()
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