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attashe74 [19]
2 years ago
8

The author uses the Money Pit diagram to show

Biology
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kvasek [131]2 years ago
3 0

The author uses the Money Pit diagram to show the location of the pirate treasure.

<h3>What is the Money pit diagram?</h3>

The money pit diagram depicts the location of a treasure that is deep below the ground. It shows a dip pit in the city of Oakland that was explored by a team in search of a hidden treasure somewhere in the field. The money pit exists in Oakland. Once, explorers who were digging deep saw an inscription which suggested that a treasure was lying deep below.

However, no treasure was eventually found at the site after it was deeply dug. However, the hole dug in search of the treasure had been codenamed money pit until date. The money pit was found out in 1795 by a local boy named Daniel McGinnis

Hence, in this context, the author uses the Money Pit diagram to show the location of the pirate treasure.

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