1. The Oak Island Treasure Endeavour Be A Part Of History!

2. What Could Be Waiting For Us To Find? Captain Kidd’s or Blackbeard’s Treasure Naval Treasure (French or British battle spoils) William Shakespeare’s true identity Ancient Christian historical site Knights Templar’s Treasure

3. Already Recorded Discoveries A large square cut stone tablet with an inscription of strange symbols, reported to mean “Forty Feet Down, Two Million Pounds Are Buried” 3 small links of gold chain 1 ½ ounce copper coin Piece of parchment Anchor flute Possible 250 year old Acadian axe Miner’s pick Parts of an oil lamp Unexploded dynamite Piece of brass Porcelain Wrought iron scissors Wooden sled Iron ruler Nails and spikes Severed hand Corpse Several treasure chests (empty)

4. Treasure Hunting Isn’t Cheap… Need a license from the Department of Natural Resources and all findings would be heavily taxed The civil engineering, scientific analysis and findings recovery crews would cost tens of thousands a day

5. Why Would We Bother? A significant treasure find would not only be extremely valuable to the highest bidder, but also priceless in historical significance Any investor in a successful dig would receive massive publicity and global marketing potential Many scholars and people of great intelligence completely believe a treasure exists The Canadian, Oak Island Money Pit remains one of the world’s greatest mysteries. Us Canadians, should solve it!

6. How Are We going to Get To The Treasure? We will use tried and trusted techniques with the benefit of modern technology. We will create a shaft parallel to existing ones that’s direction can be easily altered depending on core samples and data received from the Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) that will be kitted out with sonographic, thermographic and ultrasonic technologies. The bulk of the excavation can be unmanned and operated from the safety of the surface, where all scientific data received from the ROV can also be analyzed. The shaft would be shielded and reinforced as the drill descends so that manned descent, if required for recovery of any fragile discoveries, would be safely possible. Flooding is likely, the ROV and drill facility is fully functional in a submersible environment. Every possible consideration to environmental factors will be considered and any non-degradable mining materials would be removed at the end of the project and the site would be made as structurally sound as possible to avoid any potential later collapse. Haven’t excavations failed time and time before?

7. Even famous old film stars and presidents believe in the Money Pit treasure John Wayne Franklin. D. Roosevelt Errol Flynn Just think, when we find the treasure, we’ll be waaaaaay more famous than them!