Final

Conclusion

There are people who believe the Money Pit on Oak Island has hidden treasure in it. While I can understand where the speculation is coming from, I personally think that it is a far fetched concept with no immediate potential for future success. There is probably something down there, but nothing with intrinsic value. In the YouTube video, It is suggested that the Money Pit may even contain the Ark of the Covenant which is the chest that is said to contain the 10 commandments (Bible.org). There is no viable supporting evidence to support such claims, it is nearly speculation. And yes there were some gold links found in the Money Pit, but if we go back to the Facts Page, we learned that ocean water is being pumped into the Money Pit. This leads me to believe that the gold was pumped in from the ocean and is not native to the pit. Finally, humans have been searching for well over 200 years for this potential treasure and all they have to show for it is a stone slab with writing that is untranslatable, as well as some gold beads. Not to mentioned humans have died while attempting the excavation, maybe it is time to put the hunt to an end and fund projects with much more potential to help people such as Relay For Life. 

This blog may have made people skeptical about hidden treasures and conspiracies around the world, but that was the point. The mission was to discuss the worlds last major hidden treasure, and arouse interest in some and skepticism in others. I was simply presenting the facts and opinions of some people and myself and allowing you, my readers, to tell me your opinion on the Money Pit. That is why the blog discussed its discovery, and gave a visual of the layout of the Money Pit. 

When my readers have examined the facts and opinions I have presented them with, I encourage them to leave comments. This way, I am able to understand other people's opinion on Oak Island, and what is in the money pit. Through the comments the blog can improve so please feel free to help!

Works Cited

"What Was the Ark of the Covenant, and Was It Real?" Bible.org. Bible.org, 2013. Web. 30 Apr. 2014.