There are few mysteries in the world that have never been solved. One of such mysteries is about two hundred years old from a Canadian island.
The incident happened way back in 1795, when a strange depression beneath an old oak tree on Oak Island off the coast of Nova Scotia set off one of the longest-running treasure hunts in North America. More than two centuries later, the so-called Money Pit remains at the center of a mystery that has produced countless theories, costly excavations and no authenticated discovery of buried treasure.
