TOT-1

TOT-1 was sunk at the end of Season 12 less than 10 feet south of TB-1 to reach the solution channel. It passed Chappell Shaft wood at 142 feet, produced an old pickaxe fragment at 160 feet, and caved in near 171 feet. The casing stopped at 192.5 feet and airlifting worked the bottom at 195 feet.

Positions on the map are approximate; each dot marks the top of the hole.

What the Drill Found

1. 0 ft
   SurfaceTop of the shaft
2. 142 ft
3. 142 ft
   WoodWood from the Chappell Shaft wall, a wedge-cut piece, a dowel section and round timber
   The Curse of Oak Island, S12E24
4. 18 ft
5. 160 ft
   ToolIron pickaxe fragment
   1500s to early 1600s (Carmen Legge); 1500s to 1700s (Emma Culligan)
   The Curse of Oak Island, S12E24
6. 20 ft
7. 180 ft
   ToolWrought iron cribbing spike and chisel from spoils taken from over 180 feet the previous year
   chisel 1700s or older
   The Curse of Oak Island, S13E01
8. 24 ft
9. 204 ft
   BottomThe deepest point on record, as reported by the source

Depth not recorded

• –
  MetalWood with part of a metal shoe attached, linked to Melbourne Chappell's 1931 shaft shoe
  The Curse of Oak Island, S12E24
• –
  WoodGypsum-saturated wood that sinks in water
  The Curse of Oak Island, S12E24
• –
  ToolAirlifted material: wooden dowel, working end of a pick and a hand-forged pick or chisel
  early to mid-1700s, possibly 1650s
  The Curse of Oak Island, S12E25

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.

Where It Sits

Sources

• Drilled by Lagina team / ROC Equipment
• The Curse of Oak Island, S12E24 (episode summary)
• The Curse of Oak Island, S13E01 (episode summary)
• The Curse of Oak Island, S12E25 (episode summary)
• Positions and depths: see how we know this on the Money Pit Map.