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Oak Island Money Pit: the mystery remains maybe forever.




Image 1) The Money Pit (Historic Mysteries/ Oak Island: Legends of Pirates and Treasure)


The thing that makes the Oak Island Money Pit interesting is its complicated structure. If there were two chests of rubins and other jewelry. The question is:  what was below those chests? Or what is buried in that pit along with those diamonds or gold? Of course, some pirates could bury their money in that structure. But why did they make it so complicated? What was the motive for making that complicated structure? 

The images in attachment 1 show why the mystery of the Money Pit remains. There is nothing to the left after the treasure hunters. And the fact is that the Money Pit itself is destroyed. So there is nothing left for archeological research. The rumors are left, and maybe we ever get the answer to why that Money Pit is made? 

Even if some person claimed that the Money Pit is made for something. There might be something that the people who made that Money Pit didn't tell their henchmen. And pirates were good workers because they kept their mouths shut. If some person would arrest for pirate actions. That would mean the death penalty. 




Image 2) The location of the Oak Island (Wikipedia/Oak Island)


The Money Pit was a complicated structure. And if that is the old pirate treasure. That was buried in there. The question is why that structure is so complicated. Image 1 shows the diagram of that structure and pirates needed mining engineers and miners for that kind of project. In some theories, the Money Pit was some kind of cannon. Like Jules Verne's "Columbiad". In that theory, the side tunnels were used as the side chambers. And the system was the multi-chamber cannon. Or in the wildest theories, that thing was the alien missile silo. 

But the fact is that nobody knows the purpose of that Money Pit. Or we all can see that there was some kind of chest at the halfway point of the Money Pit. And there is the possibility that those treasures were pulled up and sold to dark marketing by treasure diggers. But the complicated structure is the thing that makes the Money Pit so interesting. The treasure of two million pounds was lots of money. 

So the interesting thing is what was below those chests? Was there something buried under the treasure? Something so important that this kind of structure was reasonable? The thing is that these kinds of stories and structures are interesting. And legends remain. Even if there was the treasure of Captain Kidd. What else is buried in that money pit with that treasure?


Attachment 1) https://www.oakislandmoneypit.com/


https://www.history-a2z.com/oak-island-mystery/21?xcmg=1


https://www.historicmysteries.com/the-oak-island-money-pit/


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Island


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Island_mystery


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