Rick lagina and members of the team have
gathered in the war room to discuss an
exciting development one which they hope
will shed new light on the origin of
their most incredible fine to date the
mysterious LED cross so guys everybody
is well aware of the cross
you know Gary's smiling as we speak made
sure everybody knows about it well we've
got something for you to look at yeah
very nice
six weeks ago Rick lagina and Craig
tester arranged for the cross to be
tested at the University of New
Brunswick using a process known as laser
ablation a microscopically small portion
of the cross was irradiated with a laser
beam in an effort to determine not only
the exact chemical makeup of the cross
but where the lead may have come from
the results were astounding so the LED
cross is not from North America Wow now
with this evidence if you will it's not
North American lead it certainly doesn't
eliminate the possibility that this is
indeed a Templar connection so in order
to further the testing we've reached out
to the German mining museum Charles why
don't you call him up and we'll see what
he can tell us oh good hurry up Tobias
scoff Roenick is a geochemist
at the german mining museum in the city
of boham established in 1930 the museum
boasts a preeminent research archive in
the field of mining archaeology and is
renowned for its vast database of metals
and other mineral deposits throughout
the ancient world so twice as you can
probably understand we're somewhat on
pins and needles hoping to hear what you
have to tell us so if you'd be again so
kind were very anxious yes of the
drawers that you gave me with my
database of ore bodies and metals here
somehow related to European deposits we
archaeologists know medieval mining took
place and I think I found the mid-span
really yeah and time period wise you
think it's pre 15th century then I think
it's free 15th century yes wow this
could be Templar connected so twice can
you name a specific city or region most
probably the area of two mountain ranges
of southern France the cévennes and the
so-called Montaigne noir it's like 20
miles by 20 miles in the area of run the
chateau
yeah yeah that's pretty cool yeah that's
exactly where we were Wow four years ago
Marty and Alex lagina traveled to REM
the Chateau a village in southern France
that has strong connections to the
Knights Templar dating back to the 13th
century
Marty nice to meet you there they met
with Toby Dobler a modern-day Templar
Grand Master if you were gonna look for
the treasure of the Knights Templar
right now today you would look on Oak
Island that's for sure it was Toby's
belief that members of the Knights
Templar moved priceless religious
artifacts to Renly chateau in the 14th
century for safekeeping before
transporting them to Scotland and later
to Oak Island could the team finally
have the hard scientific evidence
they've been looking for that the
stories of a Templar journey to Oak
Island are true well look device' all we
can do is say thank you I think you
raised eyebrows right across the length
and breadth of this table certainly and
we'll have to discuss where we go with
the information you'll go to welcome and
I thank you to be involved thank you to
us appreciate it we'll be in contact
thank you bye
Wow that cross is associated with the
Templar influence region in France it's
certainly the time of the Templars 1300s
1400s or even earlier all of that is
astounding news but it's not just the
one item its what that item represents
and that item represents possibilities
what other answers reside in that Cove I
mean if it was made pre 15th century and
it was deposited near the time it was
made it is probably the most historic
thing that's maybe ever happened in
North America yeah that's incredible
news the hunt continues
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