This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the discovery of a damaged old cannon leads the guys to believe there may have been a battle for the treasure on Oak Island. As always with Oak Island, the clock is ticking, and the pressure to find something really significant before the end of the season
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team learns of a connection between the island and the missing treasure from the nearby Louisbourg Fortress, which vanished in the 1740s. Recent episodes of the show have been fast-paced and super exciting, but unfortunately, this one was slower. But perhaps, a small break from all
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, it’s all about the stone roadway, and it looks like the guys might have an actual construction date, one that puts it at at least 500 years old. According to one of the show’s previews, it looks like the guys have enlisted another expert to have a
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team discovers a wood dated from 1648 to 1694, which suggests they’ve found a tunnel leading to the original Money Pit. The preview for this episode had teased us with the idea that the guys might have finally hit the Money Pit; unfortunately, the episode failed
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, it seems as though the guys have hit wood dated to 1648 — which they think is the actual Money Pit. The Oak Island team have been plugging away with the borehole drilling in the Money Pit area all season, but it’s only in the last couple
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team reckons a piece of coal can tell them who built the mysterious stone roadway and why they built it. Also, this week, the guys suspect they may have unearthed a support beam from the original Money Pit. In the words of surveyor Steve Guptill, the
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the guys start digging at the new location for the Money Pit, and Rick Lagina thinks they may have hit their target. And elsewhere at the stone roadway, the artifacts are appearing thick and fast. These days on Oak Island, there are two major projects happening, and
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, there was a brand new location for the Money Pit, which shows they’re super close. And there’s compelling evidence that the stone roadway is leading them directly to the treasure. This was an action-packed episode with loads of interesting discoveries. Narrator Robert Clotworthy said it best when
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team is faced with a difficult decision; they know they’re close to the Money Pit, but time constraints mean they can only choose one direction to dig. Last week, we saw the guys stumble upon what they suspect is the Tupper Shaft, a searcher tunnel constructed
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team made massive strides towards locating the Money Pit. The guys believe they may have located the elusive Tupper Shaft, which means they could now be a mere ten feet away from the hidden treasure. Also, this week, they unearthed a bit of Oak Island folklore