However, the question now is whether this is gold from a hidden treasure like Rick and Marty Lagina believe. While it was exciting to find gold in the dirt and wood, Spooner said that they needed to keep digging and taking samples so they could find the actual treasure itself. Ian Spooner said that was huge and Emma agreed that there was a lot of gold in that dig. She said that 0.11% of the wood was gold. Metallurgy expert Emma Culligan revealed that they found a lot of gold. However, as aforementioned, they didn’t find tunnels, but they did find gold. Dumas drilled into all four walls of the Garden Sgaft at 55 feet and found nothing.
This meant they are not there or they misjudged where they were digging. After Dumas dug down 120 feet, they didn’t find any voids or tunnels. However, they got the permits and Dumas began digging into the ground on Oak Island. There was a long delay as Canada demanded that the team gained the proper permits for mining operations. They were looking for possible hidden chambers underground. This caused the team to hire an excavation team called the Dumas mining company to dig down into the Garden Shaft. This was determined to be more gold than just random flakes, telling the team there was possibly a large cache of gold in the area. When testing the water from the Garden Shaft earlier this season, they found traces of gold in the water. This happened by the Garden Shaft, which wasn’t as much of a surprise as one might think. On the new episode of The Curse of Oak Island, the team has found some gold. Curse Of Oak Island doesn’t find tunnels underground Here is a look at what they found and what it means. However, along with the finding of the gold, there was more frustration for the team in their search for hidden treasure. The Curse Of Oak Island finally struck some gold on the island by the Garden Shaft.
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