Cobblestone Path

Origin

The Cobblestone path was discovered near the swamp, buried beneath centuries of sediment. Experts believe it dates back to the 13th or 14th century, possibly built by medieval travelers.

Purpose

This well-constructed path may have been used for transporting goods, leading to a hidden harbor or storage site. Some suggest it was part of a Templar staging area.

Why It Is Important

Its age challenges the idea that no Europeans reached Oak Island before Columbus. If linked to the Templars, it could support theories of medieval voyages to North America.

Signification

The craftsmanship suggests European influence. Some believe it was built to move heavy materials, possibly treasure or supplies, across the island.