Eldo
Banned
- Jul 7, 2014
- 1,890
- 698
- Detector(s) used
- Brain, Pointing Finger, occasionally the Pinky Finger
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
It's also important to note that no proof has ever been shown that a cypher stone was ever found in the money pit. When the Onslow company was running out of money, they then "discovered a cypher stone". In 1965 the money pit was excavated down to 134 feet with a 100 foot wide hole. Nothing was found.
This article offers the best analysis of the oak island money pit that I have read to date: https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4129
But that in itself is entirely false.....a common debunking claim, as numerous parties were kin to the discovery of the stone at 90', and the ability to work on the code.
How else could it translate 4 ways?
1) into English with a double F ......a null to warn of false info
2) a Portugese/Spanish cipiher telling to block the side channels with corn, worked through a wheel cipher
3) a Spanish Translation in Castillian, or noble Spanish, telling of another location that holds a Biblical Discovery
4) a navigational tool with geometric symbols added.
Here is #3....the first two were deciphered already
Literraly Translates..... The treasure there has a new discovery of the Bible.