Last night, on The Curse of Oak Island, the Dumas mining company announced that they will soon recommence operations to dig out the garden shaft and get the team underground in the Money Pit. Also, on this week’s episode, there was more evidence of a tunnel heading toward the garden shaft, and the origin of
On this week’s The Curse of Oak Island, the team continues drilling into the pink blob area near the garden shaft, which is thought to contain a large quantity of gold. On tonight’s episode, viewers can expect to see the Fellowship of the Dig unearth a previously undiscovered tunnel that they are convinced is heading
The Curse of Oak Island went medieval this week as they investigated a strange ancient well on Lot 6, and examined mysterious rock markings that connect to ancient Christianity, possibly the Templar knights. On last night’s episode, the team began borehole digging in the area identified as the source of the gold leaking into the
On this week’s episode of The Curse of Oak Island, the team begins drilling for the gold in the water at the Money Pit, and there’s more evidence of a secret human-made structure on Lot 5. Last week, the Fellowship was overwhelmed to learn that geoscientist Ian Spooner and his colleagues had pinpointed the location
The Curse of Oak Island team finally knows where the gold at the Money Pit is buried. A “pink blob” on a geologist’s electronic slide has pinpointed the whereabouts of gold buried near the garden shaft in the Money Pit area. There was tons of stuff happening in last night’s episode of The Curse of
On The Curse of Oak Island this week, the guys learn the location of the source of gold that has been leaking into the water samples. This means they finally have an X marks the spot for the treasure. Also, on tonight’s episode, an ancient artifact is traced back to medieval Europe, and the archaeologists
There was major excitement on this week’s The Curse of Oak Island when the team learned about the discovery of an ancient Roman coin thought to date between 300 BC and 600 AD. Last night’s episode was full of lots of new information that will cause the guys to think again. At the Money Pit,
On this week’s The Curse of Oak Island, the team discovers a suspected Roman artifact and also encounters a brand new shaft in the Money Pit area. Season 10 of Oak Island has been quite action-packed so far, as the guys investigated numerous areas and aspects of the island. The recent acquisition of Lot 5
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the Fellowship got to work on Lot 5 and immediately started finding artifacts, including an ancient coin. And at the Money Pit, the team was perplexed by a massive unnatural-looking cavity at 150 feet below the surface. There were a lot of different things happening on last
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team will open up a whole new area of exploration when the Lagina brothers announce that they’ve purchased Lot 5. After last week’s frustration when digging at the Garden Shaft ground to a halt because of government bureaucracy, fans of Oak Island can expect some good