The Curse of Oak Island aired its Season 10 finale last night, and if only the guys had a few more episodes because it feels like they are so close to solving the island’s mystery. Last week, viewers were left waiting to see if a new six-inch drill bit would penetrate the bottom of the
The Curse of Oak Island is back tonight for the Season 10 finale, and fans can expect an “incredible revelation” at the Money Pit as Gary Drayton takes his metal detector down the garden shaft. Last week’s episode saw the guys trying to drill through some wood at the bottom of the garden shaft. The
The Curse of Oak Island Season 10 is approaching the end, and the team seems tantalizingly close. Marty Lagina declared they “could be inches away” from a major discovery at the bottom of the garden shaft in the Money Pit area. The main focus of this season has been the rehabilitation of the old garden
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team believes they’ve found the elusive tunnel at the bottom of the garden shaft. This must be the tunnel that stretches into the blob where the high concentration of precious metals is located. Last week, the Dumas mining company finally got to the bottom of the
The Curse of Oak Island team was still in Italy for this week’s episode, and they found strong evidence of a voyage by sailors close to Templar Knights to the area of Oak Island nearly 100 years before Columbus reached America. Rick Lagina and the guys were in Italy to research the long-held theory that
We’re approaching the end of Season 10 on The Curse of Oak Island, and things are really starting to heat up as there’s a brand new discovery in the swamp. And the guys are also continuing their investigations in Italy as the evidence of a Templar knights’ voyage to the island continues to mount. This
The Curse of Oak Island team has learned that Nolan’s cross dates all the way back to the 13th century as evidence mounts that the Templar knights hid buried treasure on Oak Island. On this week’s episode, Rick Lagina, accompanied by Alex Lagina, Peter Fornetti, and Doug Crowell, went on a jaunt to Italy to
The Curse of Oak Island sees the team finally reach the bottom of the garden shaft, and Rick Lagina leads an expedition to explore Templar knights’ caves in Italy. This week, the Dumas mining company will finally reach the bottom of the garden shaft at about 82 feet. The guys have been waiting impatiently for
This week’s The Curse of Oak Island saw the team uncover yet another Roman artifact along with a horseshoe with an incredible date. And a mystery feature is starting to look like a second Money Pit. My Word! There was an awful lot happening on this week’s episode. Here’s a rundown of some of the
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team begins examining a brand new structure on Lot 5 that appears to be the exact same design as the Money Pit. Also, on tonight’s episode, the guys date another artifact to ancient Rome and uncover yet another object that may contain the oldest metal discovered