Towards the end of Season 5 of the Curse of Oak Island, Gary Drayton and Rick Lagina were shown metal detecting on Lot 8. After some time they uncovered what appeared to be a brooch setting and soon after they found a red gemstone that once accompanied it. In the follow-up episode Gary was shown
The Curse of Oak Island team uncovered far more discoveries while filming Season 5 than previously thought, the show’s end-of-season ‘Drilling Down’ episode revealed. A total of 600 artifacts were found rather than just those shown on the show, and it emerged that the team also uncovered an “original searcher shaft” believed to have been dug
That’s it! The Curse of Oak Island Season 5 is done and dusted. The ‘Drilling Down’ episode with Matty Blake wrapped what was a remarkable season in terms of finds, including the first ever item that Rick and Marty Lagina and the team can actually class as treasure! As Matty pointed out, back in Season
The Curse of Oak Island team-member Craig Tester revealed on the Season 5 ‘Drilling Down’ special that the team could potentially FREEZE the Money Pit to try and excavate it. He suggested the idea, which has been mentioned in connection with Oak Island before, when he was asked by host Matty Blake what his next
Treasure-hunter Kevin Dykstra and his team find evidence of a possible “Forgotten Railroad” on tonight’s second episode of new History series The Curse of Civil War Gold. The group try to find the old train line in a bid to help prove to The Curse of Oak Island star and businessman Marty Lagina that Dykstra’s
A shaft believed to have been dug by original searchers on Oak Island is revealed tonight on The Curse of Oak Island’s ‘Drilling Down’ special. Preview footage which aired after last week’s finale gave a glimpse of Marty Lagina showing Drilling Down host Matty Blake the wood-lined shaft, which was spotted by eagle-eyed viewers in
SPOILER ALERT! Don’t read below here if you don’t want to know what happened in the premiere of The Curse of Civil War Gold. The Curse of Civil War Gold has debuted on History! The new show follows the hunt for $2million — $140million in today’s money — of lost Confederate gold believed to be
The Curse of Oak Island’s ‘Drilling Down’ host Matty Blake says everything on the History show is “absolutely real”. The TV and radio presenter, whose Season 5 run-down of the season airs next Tuesday, said the Lagina brothers and the show’s producers have too much integrity to show something fake. And he told how after
SPOILER ALERT! Don’t read below here if you don’t want to know what happened in The Curse of Oak Island Season 5 finale. The Curse of Oak Island Season 5 finale was a rollercoaster of a ride — with some big disappointments, but also some eye-opening revelations. It certified one thing, that this has without
The gemstone found on The Curse of Oak Island has been revealed as a rhodolite garnet — believed to be at least 400 to 500 years old. But where are rhodolite garnets from and what is their history? Rhodolite garnets like the one found on Oak Island are typically a raspberry color, though some can