This is not a Marty Lugina joins members of the Oak Island team at the money pit area to check on the progress of the drilling operation at the end of the chef to tunnel.

Everyone knows that they must work quickly.

As a powerful Category five hurricane, he's making its way up the Atlantic coast toward Oak Island Hurricane that depending on how hard it hits, could destroy months of progress if not, shut down operations altogether.

Hey, Marty, talk to me, Guys.

What did we find?

That's a 74 chunk of wood.

Straight saw marks on the streets, on straight is okay.

Same as we saw in Shaft two.

That's good news.

It could be quite old.

How deep are we?

No, we're down to 104104 There.

One more lay in there.

Can we get that?

Wanna pull it in?

Okay, grab it.

All right.

Down his rent 106.

That's better.

Sentiment Here.

Look at this.

How about that?

This is hand cut.

This is cut with an axe.

Okay.

With this right here.

Can you see the reflection on the axe cut?

You see that Yeah, I do.

It looks like this looks a lot older than the head and shot.

Wow.

Yeah, that's very well.

Axe cut Wood founded a depth of 106 feet near the suspected end of the shaft to tunnel.

Could it be part of that structure, or could it actually be part of the original money pit?

There's a cut from this side as well.

So somebody's been at this with an axe.

That's really interesting.

We haven't seen that in any of the timbers from any of our intersections and had order shaft, too.

And we know ahead and used a circular saw.

You had one on site.

Any of the stuff that came out when you knew we were in a head shop?

Did any of it look that dark and cold?

Now the key thing is relatively thin.

Means heading is very uniform in six by six.

This is so confident, makes me think maybe we're just coming down the outside the potential money pit shop.

It's the money pit.

Yeah, everything's lining up for this to be the original money pit area.

That is quite remark.

I think we almost have to certainly see 14 absolutely.

For Marty Latina and the Oak Island team, finding what could be hand cut wood from the original money pit treasure shaft, the location of which has been lost for over a century, would be nothing short of a historic developments, one that makes them both excited but also cautious until they can prove it.

This would that doesn't look like Chef to and doesn't look like any of the more modern chefs.

Hadn't chapel any of those you know, way want to believe that perhaps it's wood from the original money pit and see if we can find out what that is because that could be original works.

Hopefully, we can get proper samples and submit them for scientific analysis and come up with a definitive date because it could be original.

It's possible we're deeper than any shaft or tunnel that we've hit in that era today, deeper than the shaft to tongue of deeper than shaft, too.

This is good news.