27 Jack Bigly Peter for Nettie and metal detection expert Gary Drayton.

Me continue to search for clues on Oak Island's Lot 27.

All right, mate.

Got the magic one.

Let's make some magic.

Look at that.

Okay, So that's chunky.

Yeah.

On ft.

Chiseled it was on this same lot seven weeks ago that Gary, Jack and Peter discovered what was later identified as an ancient chisel chisel that Gary believes could be connected to the 14th century tumbling tools known assuages that were found unlocked 21 Because the recent hurricane battered and stirred up the island service, Gary is eager to search the area once again in the hopes of finding any newly exposed clues or valuable artifacts.

It is a good place to stop.

Okay?

We really have to find some goods toe nothing in here.

You don't wanna go for it.

Not feeling any little bit of a moment.

You got something?

Yeah.

This is a nice repeatable signal.

Dig that might Hello.

However, isn't sale.

I am Way go in.

That is nice.

A bit cooked lead.

It was good when he find cut lead on old saw its I have a ganda.

What's that little knob before?

Yeah, that little number reminds me of a spruce when they make musket bulls.

They would pull him in the mold, and then they would snipped all the musket balls off on the line, and this would have just got thrown away.

It's old.

It's 17 early 18 hundreds.

A musket ball dating as far back is the 17 hundreds.

Is it possible that the team has just found another piece of physical evidence supporting Chip Reid's theory about the French military burying treasure on Oak Island in the early 17 forties?

Maybe there was some sort of military force on Oak Island.

We know that there were French here, so maybe we'll find more evidence of the area to be able to pin down exactly who it waas.