As fans of The Curse of Oak Island continue to wait out the summer hiatus, there are encouraging signs that work is progressing on Season 12. The show isn’t expected to return to our screens until November 2024, but the Lagina brothers and their crew are likely already hard at work. The majority of the
Archaeologist Helen Sheldon has become a regular on The Curse of Oak Island since she first appeared in Season 9 in 2021. Since then, she has been featured in a whopping 27 episodes and has played an increasingly important role in the fellowship. Helen has also appeared in one episode of the spin-off show The
The Curse of Oak Island guys have begun asking the public for help analyzing and identifying various artifacts found on the island that the Lagina brothers believe may be vital to solving the mystery. The Fellowship of the Dig announced in April that they would regularly post images and videos of artifacts they are having
Fans of The Curse of Oak Island will be pleased to hear that work has finally begun on the island for Season 12, which is expected to air in November. The History Channel and The Curse of Oak Island social media accounts have not made any official announcements about the Lagina brothers’ arrival on the
The Curse of Oak Island Season 11 ended this week, which, as is always the case, has left fans wondering if there will be a Season 12 and how long we will have to wait before we can start watching. The History Channel guys are holding their cards close to their chests and have not
The Curse of Oak Island Season 11 ended last night, but not before the Fellowship of the Dig vowed to continue the search and even agreed on a whole new area for exploration next year. The guys took one last shot with the borehole drill, putting down a core a mere eight feet to the
The Curse of Oak Island Season 11 ends with the guys having one last go with the borehole drill to find a treasure vault before they wrap up for the winter. After 24 episodes of some serious ups and downs, the guys won’t pause for even a second as they squeeze every last available second
The Curse of Oak Island team has found evidence that the ship thought to be buried in the swamp is a Viking ship and that the Vikings helped the Templar Knights bring treasure to the island. Time is running out for this season of Oak Island, and there’s already an end-of-semester feel about the last
The Curse of Oak Island team has found compelling new evidence that indicates whoever constructed the massive, secretive stone structure on Lot 5 also built the Money Pit. If this evidence is confirmed, it will prove the theory that the Lot 5 structure was a staging post or command center for burying treasure at the
The Curse of Oak Island guys discovered symbols in Europe that connected the medieval Templar Knights to the Vikings. They also found ancient runestones, which appear to be linked to the Oak Island Money Pit. Last night’s episode saw Rick Lagina, Alex Lagina, Peter Fornetti, and Doug Crowell continuing their European adventure. They left Italy