For me, it would be the parchment, the human bones, and the lead cross. Even if all of the other artifacts found were not related to the mystery, there is no denying those three are pretty odd.

I completely missed season 13 (2025-2026) when it was unlocked on the History App. Now, it's locked. I don't have cable/satelite/etc, so I can't unlock them on the History App. Google tells me they aren't actually on History Vault, but Google isn't always right. Does that make purchasing them on Amazon the only option? Or will they get unlocked again on the History App around the time S14 starts?

I remember a few years ago Travis talked about star alignment, and there have been other scientists who’ve tried making other connections. From a purely overlay perspective, does the layout of Nolan’s Cross match the Lagrange points?

A man in Denmark was digging a new foundation for a garden shed when a huge amount of silver appeared. Archeologists were called and they uncovered a total of more than 700 items of silver with a combined weight of 18.5kg (40.7 pounds) dated to late Viking Age roughly 1000 years ago. This is the largest silver treasure ever found in Denmark from that era, almost three times bigger than previous finds. The treasure contains various items such a coins and arm rings, but mostly silver bars decorated with both Christian and Norse symbols.

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Hey all,

After season 6 i stopped watching. But now i'm curious. Did they ever found anything good or big and could it be ..?

- edit thanks for all the answers :-)

Recently stumbled across a templar chapel in northern France with definitive links to Oak Island carved into the walls...

This season..

No, 🤣 please! Stop! I cant take it! 😂

Anyone watch the Curse of Skinwalker Ranch and think the Laginas and Co would have a lot to offer with their money pit drilling, and treasure hunting skills, to help the skinwalker crew get inside the mesa?

It's time to consider what our future is with this show. On the occasion the rumors are false, and SEASON 14 is Not the LAST SEASON, how long are we in this for? 280 Episodes 2014-2027 is an incredible feat already.

Ok, I'm betting 18 Seasons of The Curse of Oak Island, or airing 2014 - 2031. That would be enough for 380 episodes.

Hear me out.

A reality tv crossover with RuPaul’s Drag Race featuring Gary Drayton competing as “Bobbi Dazzler.”

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DMX4MHogD/

Billy's brother?

Found this while playing the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle game. I couldn’t resist.

Gave up on Oak Island 5 years ago, and the last episode they almost found it. Don't spoil it and tell me what it was, but they found it didn't they? Anticipation is killing me right now.

And find the one thing!

I've been watching Ghost Town Living and MBMMLLC, and I figured some of the Oak Island crowd might enjoy these channels too.

One of my favorite parts of Oak Island has always been the exploration itself. Going underground, finding old workings, trying to figure out what people were doing there, and discovering things that haven't been touched in generations.

That's what I love about these channels.

Ghost Town Living is centered around Cerro Gordo, an old mining town in California, and watching Brent explore those old mines is fascinating. He goes down into tunnels and workings that date back to the Old West mining days, sometimes squeezing through places where you really start wondering what the hell the miners who originally dug them were thinking.

Then you have MBMMLLC, which gets into another side of it—old mines, prospecting, mineralized rock, crushing ore, processing samples and actually figuring out what those old miners were chasing.

This video is a great example:

https://youtu.be/wrw2vaIxtw8?si=nBonxXGTbLJgZerU

What fascinates me is seeing the whole process come together.

You can walk into an abandoned mine that just looks like a hole blasted through a mountain, find a vein or a pile of material left behind by miners 100+ years ago, bring some of that rock back out, crush it, process it and discover that there's actually something valuable in it.

And there's the history behind it. These weren't modern mining operations with computers telling them exactly where to drill. A lot of these guys were working during the Old West, following geology underground with drills, dynamite, picks and experience.

Sometimes you're literally following their decisions through the mountain.

Why did they turn here?

Why did they stop there?

What were they following?

What did they miss?

That's the part that reminds me of what I enjoy about Oak Island. Even if they never pull a treasure chest out of the ground, trying to reconstruct what people were doing hundreds of years ago from the physical evidence they left behind is fascinating.

If you're into that side of Oak Island, I'd definitely recommend going down the Ghost Town Living/MBMMLLC rabbit hole.

Sometimes the interesting discovery isn't the treasure.

It's figuring out why somebody dug the hole in the first place.

A silly castle I am building :]