This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team started drilling a third 10-foot wide steel caisson shaft at the Money Pit on the site of the old Dunfield excavation. The guys believe that Robert Dunfield came close to retrieving the treasure in 1965 but that he couldn’t dig deep enough; the Oak Island
The Curse of Oak Island is back tonight, and as digging continues at the Money Pit, the team is becoming increasingly convinced that they are closing in on the Chappell Vault. On this episode, the guys’ primary focus is on finding the legendary Chappell Vault and the untold treasures within. After finding a whole lot
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team took delivery of a brand new and very fancy CT scanner machine, which will now allow the team to analyze artifacts within a matter of hours. The delivery of a Skyscan 1273 CT scanner from the Bruker Corporation could revolutionize the way the Oak Island
On The Curse of Oak Island this week, the team recommenced digging at the Money Pit as they christened a new shaft and almost instantly began pulling up artifacts. After last week’s disappointment when the TF1 shaft ended in failure, there was a renewed vigor and optimism amongst the Fellowship of the Dig as drilling
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, the team uncovers an ancient artifact that gives the team renewed hope as they hone in on the Chappell Vault and, hopefully, untold riches. After the disappointment of last week, when the first excavation shaft, known as TF1, came to an abrupt end with the hammer grab
On last night’s episode of The Curse of Oak Island, the team uncovered more gold from the spoils from the Money Pit excavation; however, there was also a significant and unexpected setback. Longtime viewers of the show will be used to a fair few failed digs and crushing disappointments at the Money Pit, and unfortunately,
The Curse of Oak Island is back tonight with Episode 16 of Season 9, and the team has found even more gold as they continue the ‘big dig’ in the Money Pit area. The show is returning after its mid-season break last week, and we can expect the Oak Island team to start back exactly
Fans of The Curse of Oak Island will be disappointed and maybe a little confused to learn that there will be no new episode on the History Channel this week. The guys had finally started on the “big dig” at the Money Pit, and it looked like both they and us viewers might begin seeing
On The Curse of Oak Island, the team started hauling through the spoils from the Money Pit and found a surprising artifact that could be linked to former US president Franklin D. Roosevelt. Last night’s episode, understandably, had its primary focus on the big dig at the Money Pit. The first 10-foot wide steel caisson,
This week on The Curse of Oak Island, there’s more evidence that the medieval Templar Knights buried treasure on the island, and there are also some unexpected finds at the “big dig” at the Money Pit. The drilling is fully underway at the Money Pit, and the guys have been at it for a whole