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OC-1 at the Oak Island Money Pit (AI-assisted historical reconstruction, not a photograph)
Caisson Era IV, The Show Show era, 2006 on Not placed on the map 2 artifacts

OC-1

Drilled 2020 by Lagina team, 209 ft

Depth209 ft
As reported by the source
Year2020
ByLagina team

Season 7 hole where a wooden tunnel at 150 ft was dated to 1706; the episodes call it a borehole and, once, a caisson. In Season 8 its spoils yielded a rosehead spike chemically almost identical to one from the Lot 15 serpent mound, with a fly ash cement coating. Craig Tester moved the Season 8 drilling grid toward OC-1 after work around RF-1 failed.

No public source gives this hole's position.

What the Drill Found

  1. 0 ft
    SurfaceTop of the hole
  2. 50 ft
    OtherRemains of the Hedden Shaft
    The Curse of Oak Island, S07E19
  3. 105 ft
    WoodPit-sawn timbers
    The Curse of Oak Island, S07E19
  4. 120 ft
    OtherLarge piece of bone, possibly human
    The Curse of Oak Island, S07E19
  5. 147 ft
    DocumentBottom of a small barrel or keg and hand-hewn timbers from undocumented construction
    The Curse of Oak Island, S07E19
  6. 147 ft
    WoodKeg bottom (wooden)
    Artifact Vault
    Keg bottom (wooden) →
  7. 150 ft
    TunnelWooden tunnel
    1706
    The Curse of Oak Island, S08E10
  8. 209 ft
    BottomWhere the hole stopped, as reported by the source

Depth not recorded

  • –
    MetalSquare-shanked rosehead spike from stored spoils; 0.5% phosphorus, no manganese, pre-1840 wrought iron of pre-1790 style
    pre-1790 style (Dr. Christa Brosseau)
    The Curse of Oak Island, S08E10
  • –
    CementCoating on the spike identified as low-calcium fly ash cement
    The Curse of Oak Island, S08E12
  • –
    CementCement/concrete vault layer
    Artifact Vault
    Cement/concrete vault layer →

Rows are in depth order; the column on the left is the hole, and a figure between rows is the stretch with nothing logged. Depths as reported by each source.

Sources

  • The Curse of Oak Island, S07E19 (episode summary)
  • Artifact Vault: Borehole OC-1, approximately 147 feet depth
  • The Curse of Oak Island, S08E10 (episode summary)
  • The Curse of Oak Island, S08E12 (episode summary)
  • Artifact Vault: fly ash cement coating on a rosehead spike from borehole OC-1 spoils, Season 8
  • Positions and depths: see how we know this on the Money Pit Map.