oak island update 2020 mystery finally solved
Almost without feeling we are going to solve a money pit mystery. Now it seems the key to solving the mystery begins with the artificial SWAMP as Fred Nolen argued. oak island update 2020 mystery finally solved.
Nolan Cross
Fred Nolen watches from above and smiles
Of all the treasure seekers that have been on the island, Frederick G. Nolan of Waverly is exceptional. He did not deal with excavation but mainly in field surveys. He made 2 main arguments or conclusions.
His first claim was that the SWAMP was man-made artificial.
He is also responsible for detecting the geometric shape called the Nolan Cross.
oak island update 2020 mystery finally solved
Mount discoveries in the artificial swamp
These claims were met this year by Rick and Marty Lagina to dry the swamp and test once and for all whether it can solve the money pit mystery.
The amount of discoveries stunned them and the viewers.
2020 is the year of great discoveries and a turning point in search of finance. Armed with technology and knowledge and with the sons of the former treasure hunters on the island, the most important update has now emerged since the series began.
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List of Oak Island Updates 2020
1. There are tunnels that lead water from swamp swamp to money pit
2. Similar trenches were discovered in the Louisburg Fortress of Canada, which was one of the French military’s focus areas on the American continent.
3. The canals were probably built with knowledge of Freemasonry on the Templars Early buildings
The Curse of Oak Island Possible discovery
Objects from Jerusalem and the Templar’s gold
Ancient tombs of Freemasonry
A combination of treasures of historical value
In my opinion, items like the Ark of the Covenant or the Golden Lamp of the Keys will not be found on the island for the simple reasons. The Ark of the Covenant was well hidden or stolen by the Roman Empire. It is more likely to be found in the Judean Desert in Israel.
The Temple’s golden lamp is documented as part of the Victory Parade in Rome. She was brought in to pay as a reward to the Emperor and was probably either used for other purposes or lying in the Vatican basements.