The Curse of Oak Island: MAJOR SHIP DISCOVERY Changes Everything (Season 8) | History
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- After successfully unearthing a ship's railing, the teams' swamp excavation comes to a halt due to a large object blocking any further searching, in this clip from Season 8, "Off the Railing."
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"The Curse of Oak Island" follows brothers Marty and Rick Lagina as they investigate the mystery of a buried treasure on Oak Island off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Give us more 😳 were hooked
Is it a boat
So, to all those people out there that think a treasure is just a ruse, I ask this. Why would anyone take time to bury a ship, for No reason? The swamp was built to bury that ship, why? Why not just burn it? They buried it to hide hide it. Like I said about the stakes with two different years, it’s simple when you think about a ship, many a ship was refurbished after pirates attacked, and took the ship. So there could be wood with varying dates! Or it could be, they staked the stone road, buried it, then a 100 years later they went back and had to stake it again. My point, you don’t spend years and years burying a treasure, if it’s a couple small chests! And I’m betting there was chests all over that island. But the ship is exciting, because they should be able to find what the name was! But here’s another tid bit of information. If that was just a cargo ship, you’d never find wood railings that are smooth, that means it was an expensive ship, for Kings or Queens, not a cargo ship! Even a military ship wouldn’t be sanded and polished! If it was the Nights Templar, it may have had the best wood, because they fought for King’s & Queen’s, or the Pope! I’m betting the Nights Templar’s treasures are what’s there, and some of them turned to piracy, and I want to know if it was a port, or a warf! Then I want to find the tunnels too the treasure! Doesn’t this change history also? Just like having maps of Antarctica, how is there’s detailed maps, when it’s buried in ice? Makes you really question how the maps were so detailed!???????
Fake as anything...Dems must watch
The hole may be slumping in , but the back hoe is not . So you can swing over to it with a sump pump and an auger anchored to the underside
What I like about this show is you can miss many episodes, even a year or two, and when you come back, its as though you missed nothing.....
You might have missed some significant buttons. Also, a sign written in Spanish which says "We moved the treasure to another island" !!!
Totally Agree!
In the beginning they found a button then
8 years later they found another button. Amazing!
@@glenncurley680 If they were actually looking for a treasure, they have taken the most expensive and least likely to succeed approaches, spending a small fortune digging holes everywhere, using scans that don't work, chasing after the ... "money" pit (pause for laughter here). The "money " pit actually means something other than what they intended, the throwing away of money searchng for treasure that may never have been there to begin with. Time to talk about some more "Templar" analogies, lost works of Shakespeare or the Ark of the Covenant until everyone just stops watching this nonense. There may be some Martian crashed saucers down there too ( tie in to another ludicrous piece of garbage, "Ancient Aliens".
The way this show moves forward would make a sloth look like greased lightning... Not every piece is worth investigating as I am sure most of the shards and buttons they find are discarded items...
Even if they don't find the treasure they are uncovering a lost history going back a lot further than anyone imagined.
Planted "history" to keep the show interesting and money making.
I've studied this as a kid from a book called, Strange Stories and Amazing facts, also Reader's Digest and news articles. I'm finally glad someone had the money, equipment, along with the know how and passion to pursue this endeavor. Thank you to Rick and Marty, along with the rest of the guys and explorers, present and past. Be safe all.
Agree!!
Definitely
Cool, maybe you can help them find a button or two.
Yes yes.
That book "Strange Stories and Amazing Facts" is exactly where I first learned Oak Island. It was put out by Readers Digest in late 70's. It had a ton of fascinating stories, including the frightening faces that kept appearing on a tiled floor in Spain. ("the faces of Belmez" on UA-cam). Do you remember that one?
I saw a shirt that was really cute. It had a skeleton sitting on a couch watching TV and underneath it said "still waiting to find treasure on Oak Island".... that's like me, I don't want to miss an episode I think if I do that's the one episode they find the gold! And Here I am 7 years later...
It all leads to the money pit
🤣🤣🤣 I hear ya, I actually paid for a streaming service just to see if they actually find anything this year 🤣🤣🤣
You will be able to watch them all on you tube.
@@reefermadness8445 Money pit is just a ship standing vertical.
@@klubstompers every time they find something on the island it supposedly leads to the money pit.. it’s been the same thing for 8 years now
the real "Curse of Oak Island" is that it never ends
That's really funny.
@Roslin - Roslyn - Rosslyn Known & Unknown I didn't know their numbers were so bad. Do you think they're just stretching it out for the money because they already know there's no there there?
😂😂😂 gets me every season!
@@jwkoeniger there’s nothing there and if there was then they aren’t gonna tell us because they’re making money off the show
@@jwkoeniger Its like a hired contracted crew tosses an old artifact in the dirt , and says " hey look at this "!
This show brings out the kid in all of us. Imagine the feeling unearthing a huge old sailing ship that could be put into a museum.....
I could care less about the alleged treasure; the Oak Island early history is what I find intriguing.
Stfu you want the treasure don't lie
If you could care less, wouldn’t you?
they may yet rewrite our history
@Derek Jackson very relevant to the early history of Oak Island
@@sportlongwood1468 😂😂😂😂
The swamp was harbor when the British military use the island as a logging facility.
The British navy and merchant marine were dependent on large, tall, mature trees for repairing and building ships. Logging and agriculture land had had substantially reduced these in Britain. Logging operations were set up in the North America and cargo ships were sent in, much of the ballast rocks were unloaded, used to pave the North American logging port facilities and the ships were filled up with the harvested wood and naval stores to go back to Britain.
Since these were virgin forrest, some of the trees harvested were 200 to 300 years old. Such a tree taken in the mid 1600s would have wood in it from the 1400 and 1300s.
This explains both the road and the age of some of the wood found.
Oxen were used to haul the trees to the stockpile and then to the ships.
So just sample the rocks 'ballast" and see where it's from.
Stop making sane arguments! It’s obviously wood from a Templar ship used to carry the Holy Grail to North America...
Geez, get a life already....
That makes sense
It's written in stone ...
@@atthebrink74 - Those loggers sure left a lot of other curious artifacts all over the island.
the treasure is the history, thats priceless. I think re writing hundred year old histories is solid gold
I’ve been following the story of Oak Island since I saw a documentary about it when I was kid in the 1980’s. I think it is great that History Channel has turned this into a show, not only for the sake of documentation, but it puts more money into the treasure hunting operation on the island. I’d like to see as many more seasons as it takes to either find the treasure or determine once and for all that there is nothing to find.
THAT"S ENTERTAINMENT!
This show could have the highlights from all the seasons condensed into a legit 30 minute tv show.
They have actually done that several times. They have a companion show that airs just before the new season and often they do like a best of on the companion shows. Whats interesting is sometimes the companion show will show you other things they discovered that didn't make the main show. But I do agree, they are stretching this out way to long. I mean finding a button from the 16th century in season one was way cool. Finding the same button from this season is "egh" been there done that.
29 minutes
No it would take twice that long to get the close up head shot of every person on the show when the commentator announces that something incredible was found.
Ive seen every 3-5min clips on youtube and it feels like I've seen the whole show.
@@boki1693 domt forget a piece of wood
At this point, I think they're just finding the bits and pieces left from the previous treasure hunters...who were finding pieces of their previous hunters...
That what I was thinking LOL!
I am also thinking they are finding items from former treasure hunters. I hope I’ m wrong. I will keep watching this show and I look forward to it on Tuesdays.
or a ship lost in a storm.
It's a conundrum.
@@lindabegovich7463 try watching paint dry,its the same thing,this show is for dummies,like PT Barnum once said 'there is a sucker born every minute"
You know Gary wants to detect that whole area 😎👍
I don't know how the narrator can do this with a straight face anymore!
This show has been so fascinating to me. I remember the story in Readers Digest. I love the history, and treasure hunt. ❤❤❤
I read that when I was a kid it was so juicy.
I would love to see them find something big.. but I have doubts they will.. I think someone beat them to it..
...or soo many prior digs, made a mess of it all..and that's throwing everything off..
That’s the same article that got me hooked .
I love the history learned through the show.
"Top pocket find!" Billy. Lol
A Bobby dazzler
Just maybe all the CAST of characters get new new lins for the next season
Every piece of wood or metal they find comes off of a ship and was in a fire!
I'm more excited about the ship than anything else. I hope they dig it up next season.
But, they discovered evidence of a ship being buried in the swamp like 4 seasons ago...possibly 5. Gary found that old ship's spike used to hold the timbers together on ships built around the late 1600's. Gary also said at the time he thought this might mean there is a ship down there. They also brought up a few timbers at that time as well. Someone else can tell you what season it was but I know it was back a while ago.
@@OverlandOne Yeah, I remember. They kept putting off digging it up because they wanted to focus on the money pit. Thankfully, this season is all about the swamp and I hope they continue it next season with getting down to the ship.
@@Voyager_AU I hope so...we will see.
@@Voyager_AU I thought they were having trouble draining the swamp and keeping it dry enough for equipment
@@budznbooze Yeah, they are. However, I think they will still make it happen once they start to find more stuff in the swamp.
The original ship is from the the island next door 3 hours away, and contains Thurston Howell III fortune, Other known as Gilligan's island.
The SS Minnow!
@Derek Jackson That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Ha ha, I thought the exact same thing. I left a comment just before I saw yours.
It could be PT 73 from McHale's navy. The crew hid the boat in the swamp to keep out of Old Lead Bottoms sight. McHale and his crew had a gambling operation and a bootleg still on the island.
At the very least, IF they don't find money treasure , they're going to rewrite the history of Oak Island . Although not as cool as finding Gold or Jewels it will change Oak Island forever.
What if they discover parts of an old Elm tree on Oak Island? Will they have to change the name to Elm Island? Ancient Arbor Theorists say yes.
@@OverlandOne Lolololol but no, they found coconut fibers that are not native to Oak Island but still lololllolol
@Roslin - Roslyn - Rosslyn Known & Unknown Lol yeah I thought the same thing another gonna dig so much of the island it's gonna sink into the ocean
@@iambecomedeafdestroyerofwords So then...it should really be Coconut Island then, ha ha.
@@OverlandOne I'm calling it The Bobby Dazzluh Island but I say it in Gary's voice 😆
I can't cope... every week I'm on edge of my bloody seat.... get me a plane ticket.... ill work for free, I'm just far too nosey and want to find out who, what, why and when .... this show is giving me major anxiety lol
Im the same, unfortunately all they find, are rusty nails ,
I'll join you!!
Best part of all this is the plethora of evidence from different hemispheres of the world on one island
that's because the "evidence" is planted by show producers.
@@mycommentpwnz not 100 feet deep it’s not. The North Atlantic was a hotbed for shipping, trade, and warfare. It’s not odd to think that a multitude of different people could’ve spent significant time there.
@@samgardner4667 They haven't found anything that can't be found on a beach in New Jersey.
Treasure hunters have been on that island for 100s of years lol! There is nothing of value on that island, the money pit they talk of is probably an old collapsed mine shaft and all they will find is coal, considering that’s what they mostly find.. ox and a path for mining coal and loading it onto ships! Absolute nonsense! Any treasure would have even found 500 years ago!
@@gumjuicee6746 They would have found coal in the core samples and they haven’t as far as I’ve seen. Some stuff definitely seems convenient, but you have to remember the editors are working with countless hours of footage and are going to use only the most compelling stuff to keep it moving and entertaining.
Yes, let's get a dozen experts to tell us that we found more wood. We are getting close!!!!
Every piece of wood or nail is a ships railing, decking, or treasure chest. Couldn't it as easily be an arm from an old rocking chair or house floorboard? Oxen could have been used to clear trees or move housing material. This should have lasted just a few seasons, max. I'd love them to find something significant, historical or treasure. But they are drawing it out way past believability. They have to be making a lot more money than they are spending. And it isn't from treasure.
This is like a soap, watch it today and two month there still be in the same spot but two feet further, I started watching it the first day and lost interest nothing big ever happens so I'll wait and in two years well see how far they got. LOL
I watch this show once a year and miss nothing
Marty and Rick,
I CAN’T WAIT TILL TUESDAY!! It seems like it’s been so long since I’ve been able to watch you on The History Channel. So we are within 6 days of seeing your smiling faces. THIS IS THE SEASON OF SOLVING THE CURSE AND ALL THE RICHES TO FOLLOW. See you Tuesday night !!
I Love this show! From Skeletons to Top Pocket finds!!!
Only if it's a Bobby Dazzler!
It's been such a pleasure watching Alex grow into a fine young man and his cousin also. You guys are not only supremely intelligent, but a very nice-looking family and environmentally- friendly. Haha
It’s literally dirty oil money lol but hey I’d rather it go into this than something else!
I know there's a ship in the swamp. I think that the eye of the swamp somehow leads to the money pit. The fact that there's no vegetation there and it hasn't changed in appearance in all the time that they've been taking pictures and no plants or anything have grown there that means that there has to be something underneath that stone circle. There isn't any other place on the island that we have seen the amount and scale of construction that exists in the swamp. That tells me that it has more than a small part to play in this story.
Your Right.
@@neilurwin9670 "You're" right not "your" right. "Your" is possessive while "You're" is a contraction of "You Are". You are welcome.
@@OverlandOne You're my hero 😭
@@OverlandOne what if it was "yer" for "your'e"? Would you still have been triggered or are you a grammar & composition journeyman?
@@conditionallyunconditional5691 "Yer" is NOT a word nor is it a substitute for "Your" or "You're." The word "what" in your sentence should have been capitalized. Your use of the ampersand as a substitute for "and" is also incorrect. Why do you think that someone that is helping to educate another person (or people as it turns out) is "triggered"? Are you afraid of education and learning? Ignorance is nothing to be proud of and demonstrating it on the internet makes it worse.
It is such an a adrenaline rush to look for treasure .This amazing knowledge and people coming together is such a breath of fresh air .Grab some cofee sit down cheer on The Family !
I'm guessing, the ship is hiding the treasure and the money pit is a decoy. The dirt dug from the money pit was used to bury the ship and make the swamp. It's just a guess though.
I like that theory. What're the chances that the stone tablet found in the money pit actually just tells us that there is a ship buried in the swamp?
Why the stone pathway then? The eye of the swamp is intriguing though.
@@wes326 maybe the pathway was to transport the dirt and not the treasure. Really not sure about the treasure. But something significant did take place there and that's what I find so interesting.
@@nateroseman I like that theory as well.
@@TheLastBoomerLeft I agree, a lot work went on there for some reason. However, whatever was there may have been removed a long time ago. Hope they solve the mystery.
I remember reading the Reader's Digest article when I was young. That's what got me interested in Oak Island.
Can you tell me what year that article was printed in Readers Digest?
@@jeffpendleton I don't remember the exact year but it was in the mid to late 70s.
@@jeffpendleton 1965.
Yeah and now it boring
The very same here, I was 9 years old and my Aunt Gwen showed the story of Oak Island to me and ran down the general scheme, I must have read it a dozen times, of course my imagination was in overdrive. I had so many questions, of course I had to spread the news of real Buried Pirate Treasure. I told a few adventurous cousins and my Aunt and many Family members were barraged with never ending string of constant questions, it was Summer time so it was pretty much a constant, But not once, do I ever recall anyone ever saying a word about the swamp, certainly not questioning it and why it is there, Oak Island was big news in our little World. What an amazing story this will change our written history.
I love that they find things from different times back to mid evil times to All who was on the the Island .I love the History of this Island ❤️❤️❤️
This is one of my top three programs. I have seen EVERY episode. I have watched some twice!!! I love it and can’t wait until next year…
I am hooked on this show! I have watched every season from the first airing on TV. Can't wait to see what happens! Keep up the hard work. Stay safe
Hi Kim! Thanks for being a Curse of #OakIsland fan!
Could it be,.....more wood..... lol, I’m still going to watch
It doesn't mean anything
The treasure in the show is these guys getting paid for every show they do.
*Since they're getting close, I'll go ahead and say it. "I don't think that smell is natural". Sailor from that era were no strangers AT ALL, to "tar" and "pitch". Not only would they probably want to waterproof (making recovery easier) the outside of any wood container (even one as large as a ship), but, you'd want to keep the sea from coming in and washing everything out with the tides or even a storm. A DAM. A coconut, stone, and pitch DAM. When, in a past episode, they said the mud "smelled" I thought, usually bogs smell when there was something dead or dying in that place, but if they're recovered bolts/spikes there, my guess is "pitch". The mud itself holds a clue, get it tested on the molecular level. If the swamp is "artificial" it may help get around "some" (hopefully not all) environmental constraints. ((it can also give context clues as to what degree of engineering, tooling, and planning they were using))*
They found the Black Pearl.
"Ya best start believing in ghost stories, Mr. Lagina, cuz yer in one!"
Watching this show is like waiting for Gilligan to be rescued from Gilligan's Island.
Oak Island best programme ever
I hope the fellowship dig up the ship, and restore it, as it is a treasure in itself, iam looking forward to season 9
No matter what I still watch this show every season they get closer and closer ..
To what ?!.. 😳😁
@@richardaaronringquist3316
To another old piece of wood 🪵...
@@Mr_brut3 it's all too funny to me
@@richardaaronringquist3316 narrated by the same guy who does ancient aliens 👽 🤔 😆
@@Mr_brut3 Hahahaha...gotta be.. right
And Bigfoot
"We found nothing again...some more."
That made me laugh! Haha
Even if no treasure is found, the old ship could be a great historical find....Time will tell.
This show fake like cooper's treasure 😂😂😂😂😂😂 pmsloooooolouder haha
Yep, yep, yep
I haven't watched the show for years and turns out I didn't miss a thing.
I know right ?!!!
I remember watching this with my friend and his parents all the time. Ah, the memories
I started watching this show years ago with my mom. We loved it. She passed away 2 years ago and I never miss a Tuesday night without her!
I was digging in my yard the other day and found a piece of wood. Hey how did a ship get buried in the middle of Tennessee???
It's the Ark !!
Tidal change . Explains it.
continents rise and fall, It is a ship from before the time when the Americas were part of the super continent
From the flood on May 1st 2010.
There is still an entire trailer park missed in Antioch.
We live on top of giant carcasses of the giants of old and I am pretty sure Tennessee is part of the feathered serpant look up feathered serpant on UA-cam mud fossil university
This is my favorite show and the season is soon over. I'll have to wait!!!!!! With all the junk on TV now, I love this kind of TV!!!!It's as suspenseful as a good mystery.
This IS treasure hunting. The treasure is the journey 😂
I'm a big believer and all in on finding that Ship.
I don't mind spending Marty's money. LOL
Perfect case for one of the excavation boxes used by construction companies when they have people working below ground in areas that are unstable. Lifted and placed by a small crane, water pumped out and allowing the box to settle further down, and you should have a way to see and examine what's in the lower level of the hole. Great find guys.
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A lot of the islands in the vicinity has a triangular area like the swamp on oak island .... would be nice to finally see something big of historic value uncovered
Could be part of a failed landfill aswell. Back in the age of wooden sailing ships old decommissioned ships and boats were often used when people wanted gain land from the sea. The boats or ships were simply sunk close to land and filled with rocks or dirt. That way you got a foundation you could build on. Recently during a large scale building work in Stockholm, Sweden seveal old ships and boats were found that had been used in this way several hundred years ago when the city was expanded. In this case, since it's a swamp now, it might have been such a project that was started but never finished for one reason or another. Or the project was finished but failed at some point in time, either from beeing abandoned giving nature time to reclaim it, or because it was never done properly in the first place.
@ Verdunveteran I agree. I lived in San Francisco and they filled areas around the bay as well as much of the Sunset district on the coast sinking boats and rail cars as foundation
@@REM1956 I saw something similar on a series called Boneyards that showed how dozens of ships that brought people to San Francisco during the California Gold Rush, were abandoned by their crews who had decided to go looking for gold as well. Those ships were later used as you pointed out instead of letting them rot away in the Bay.
Yeah I think they found one under nyc iirc
Does anyone else hope they find valuable treasure just because you feel bad they spent so much time, money, and emotional energy into this.
Love your handle, I remember when the Pilots left...
@@roberttrout3588 you may be the first person on UA-cam whose ever understood what my name is.
I feel like they owe me money at this point!
These guys made enough money from filming to not need anything but wood scraps
This week they got a tip on the location of the "treasure," which the narrator said could contain the Holy Grail or the Ark on the Covenant, so what did they do but haul their drilling rig over there and sink an 8" shaft down to the prescribed depth. IF the Ark had been there, these guys would have drilled an 8" hole right through the most valuable antiquity since Tut's Tomb!
At this point three things are inconceivable: (1) that they'll ever find anything that could be considered buried treasure, (2) that, if they did find it, it could be worth more than the money they've spent looking for it, and (3) that they'll ever stop drilling holes.
I will do my impression of what Marty should say.
"You know what guys stuff asking for permission every time someone finds a piece of wood, get the flood lights out we are digging this ship thing up here an now. Not tommorow not next season right bloody now. Things are about to get real guys no more horse-ing around and calling me every 5 minutes stopping work because you found a old piece of wood or a nail, lets just work like men do."
Rick: “Whatever it takes... let’s get at it tomorrow.” And by “tomorrow” I mean the next episode...
@@curtjunky marty "no Rick we work tonight and tomorrow an the next day until we figure this out. Game time is over."
@@curtjunky but we have to have a meeting of the fellowship of the dig.we need two guys and a cameraman to go around with a metal detector, and anytime someone mentions treasure the camera Has to show him snapping his head in that direction.
Gives new meaning to idea of stick in the mud! These guys are thrilled!
This show is so over the top about "finding artifacts" .
This show is better this year than last, despite not doing the really really big dig
The seismic scanning survey shows exactly where the anomaly lies in relation to it's location in the swamp, I don't understand why they haven't used that map to survey and determine it's precise location in the swamp and simply begin to excavate around the edges of where the ship should be. smh
I agree. They should have done what they need to do a long time ago. Now maybe they will start!!!
Because its the money pit! There is nothing there!
You guys forget this is all edited. What we see when we see it may not be what they did when they did it. I am also very convinced they just show enough to keep people interested. For instance, maybe they found the ship at the start of the season but they are drawing it all out for ratings.
So they can continue to produce a show about a treasure that doesn't exist. Every clue they find is just a random find and in reality is not a clue to anything. There is nothing on Oak Island and it's plain to see. Still and interesting show tho regardless.
@@buyingsummons8542 How can you say there is NOTHING on Oak Island? Unless by nothing you mean treasure? If you mean treasure, I think it's still 50/50. But they have found plenty of things that are very amazing that shows something major or several something major's went on there. But it(treasure) just may not be there any more is the problem. Also, it is very clear now that they are being creative with the editing to stretch this out for as long as they can get the ratings. I bet they have found significant things they just haven't shown us yet. If the ratings get a dip, watch and see, I bet thats when they will suddenly find something major. LOL.
Find it at all cost. Now let’s get some sleep. We can start in the morning. Lol
My wife and I call the show 'Finding f all on Oak Island' and yet still can't stop watching
Love this show ! Rick looked a little emotional with the news.
I would too after spending millions on his island
That piece of wood is a plant. How can it come out if the mud looking so clean.
I knew if I kept watching they would eventually find something major
No
These guys are experts at finding wood!
LMAO !!!
Experts at stretching the BS too!
I loved how they basically just kept passing the plank to the next dude, and they all said the same thing as the plank touched there hands. It felt like the plank had a strange curse to to it almost like who ever holds the plank has to then say that it looks like a railing and then the second part of the curse is that they have to pass it off to the next Unexpecting person standing by.
Year 2087 and these people’s great great great grandchildren still ain’t found nothing, yet history still pretends this show is worthwhile.
reminds me of religion
They literally haven’t found anything in years - there is obviously nothing there. That little piece of wood doesn’t represent a 200ft ship. Ridiculous
The real treasure is keeping this show running.
You’re on an island. How far fetched is it that centuries of storms and tsunamis may have brought random debris to this place?
I'm getting tired of chasing the carrot on a stick....I used to get excited every Tuesday night...now I rarely watch it
I agree, but I kind of feel that historically speaking there might be something interesting on Oak island or the other islands in that vicinity. If these guys discovered the remains of an old ship I'd like to learn more about it. Sometimes I feel that if treasure was there at one time, that almost certainly would have been removed at some point.
I record it on my DVR, then fast forward to see what kind of wood they find, or if Gary finds any Bobby Dazzlers or Top Pocket finds with his metal detector.
I quit watching it 2 years ago.. I just watch these UA-cam clips of the best parts 😆
Oak Island...the gift that just keeps on giving and giving and giving. I think most of us have figured out by now that Oak Island is complete bunk.
I live in England & I Love this show these guys are actually touching history and they're making it too, I can't wait for the ship excavation and series 9.
I sincerely hope that the Tv producers carry on with the treasure quest, its like a good book that you can't put down with lots of edge of the seat moments and those top pocket finds are epic, roll on series 9.
When they found those two pieces of wood, I went full Gary to my wife saying, "Oh, yeah, baby!"
Stay tuned next week when Gary finds a wooden nickel and a gold tooth in the swamp
Pretty sure he finds a gold nickel and a wooden tooth, I always suspected Scrooge McDuck and George Washington were behind all this.
" Could it be, a piece of wood, in the swamp". Next week on Oak Island, "Could it be, another piece of wood, in the swamp". Ancient astronaut theorists " say yes". They always say yes.
a ships railing, reading comprehension not your strong point?
I binged out on these episodes until I ended up in the hospital. I can't afford to buy the episodes. Thinking 🤔 I will be dead before the truth of this exploration. Too many medical bills to pay. 😥
Billy is obviously highly skilled and has helped discover some amazing finds.
This is my absolute favorite show!! I’d love to go do a dig like this!! Archeology is my dream job!!
Treasure hunters they might HAVE been. Now, this show can MAYBE single handedly change north american history! Templars/carbon dating/surprises and more! It has unleashed the nerd in me!
These people are not going to find anything other than horse shoes and broken wood! Absolute nonsense lol
I love trolls!
Sorry to say it's not history. They are just digging things up. The real history is analysing and piecing together what it means. There is no evidence of templars being there. They just dug up objects and have dates. That is not history and doubt it will change the history of north america.
@@noralockley8816 Yeah maybe you're right?! First non viking settlement was 1608 or there about. Oak island "MYSTERY" was late 1780 or later and then it was the mystery, who? Well it's 2021, the island is still a mystery, YOU say that is not history, but the SCIENTIFIC data so far has wound the clock to the late 1490"s or so. But that's before 1608? So that's not history either I guess.!
We have to find out whatever that is no matter what it takes. I believe that might be from the Humphrey Bogart movie The African Queen!
I LOVE THIS SHOW ❤️ The historical significance of the people who were once on the island hundreds of years before they knew of the money pit is absolutely FASCINATING and I'LL KEEP WATCHING JUST FOR THE HISTORICAL VALUE UNCOVERED AND IF THEY TRULY FIND THE TREASURE THAT'S JUST ICING ON THE CAKE!!! THIS HISTORY IS SO MUCH BETTER THAN ANYTHING I EVER LEARNED IN SCHOOL.. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK AND STAY SAFE 🤗❤️🙏
You love watching men dig wells ?
I never laughed so hard at such stupidity in seriousness ..
The pit keeps filling up with water , but not once do they spoil it by saying ..." It's a well , of course it fills with water .."
It's like proffesional contractors , never dug up a well before ..lololol...
They wish for gold ...at the bottom of the pit ( well ).
Wishing well , now .
No gold fools them. Wishing well is full of fools gold.
Oak islands fools gold wishing well...water pit..
No money pit ..
Water...
Well.... Lots of well wishers...
Lots of fools watching ...
My favorite show on TV. I love the hunt.
There is no hunt. Just a few clowns dorking around on an island.
remember the song "In the year 2525"
Zager and Evans a good song that
Que the Announcer: "A piece of polished wood?...on Oak Island? Could this be from one of the Knights Templar's houses? Was the treasure buried in chests made of polished wood? Templar Architect Theorists say yes."
This piece of wood was made from a tree. Historical experts all agree, the wood for the cross used during the crucifixion of Christ was also harvested from a tree. Have we finally found proof the Templars fled to Oak Island with the remains of the original cross? Experts say, quit asking us these dumb questions. Who gave you our phone number?
Next up, an Ancient Alien expert that has proof that Osiris was on Oak Island thousands of years before the Knights Templar.
Could the Knights Templar been trying to build a spaceship out of polished wood with the help of big foot and ancient aliens? Theorists say... yes.
That's so funny each time they find something...then the announcer chimes in with those questions
...lol, you nailed it
@@carriesmith472 Thank you Carrie.
I've know about the Oak Island Treasure for along time but never really followed it. A post by my aunt on Facebook last week about the families construction business which I knew existed but not much beyond that. It prompted me to do some research of the family history of my father's side. That construction business was Chappell Ltd, founded by my great great grandfather and his brothers including William Chappell. My great grandfather Claude was also part of the excavation of the Chappell pit in 1932... Not every day you discover your family is part of one of the longest treasure hunts in history 🤷♀️ the more you know...
Oh great. Another find to go another 8 seasons. This show is like watching paint dry on the white wall
Hahahaha
This is my favorite series. I just love this show. It's so very interesting and I appreciate the hard work to uncover the real history. Not the fake stuff we were taught in school. Thanks
They're having a hard time keeping a straight face on camera like the bigfoot hunters.
They are looking at each other really weird.
Cause they know nothing is there.
I've said it before and ill say it again. The narrator is the best part of this show. I'm guessing their viewership is down, they never used to show discoveries.
I remember my grandparents watching this! To bad they are not around to see the final discovery. Most likely I will not be either. LoL. 🙄
Looks like the arm off of grandma's 1960s living room chair.
It could have been a landing place for UFOs. Or the gateway to Atlantis!
I have been watching from the beginning and it’s just fascinating, loved waiting and watching every season. 💖
I do too.
Come on, people! This show was filmed last Summer ...if they had actually found ANY treasure, it would have already made front page news. They couldn't have kept it from leaking out because there are too many people involved. So...NO BIG FIND this season.
More rocks and wood I hope! The show that goes on forever.
That treasure has already been found.ball was a cabbage farmer then bam he is the richest person in the entire region
Do you remember back years ago when they were looking for treasure? now they are happy to find wood.
So is my girlfriend
When your up to your knees is ship, it's gonna be a great day.
Bless y'all's heart.... it's been 117 years...
Just think who touched that wood Centuries ago? Amazing 👏
Yo mama
Rick's face was priceless!
I wish that I’ve never missed an episode. Not I don’t have cable. I’m glad they are still searching.
I always follow the Rick brothers' hunt. I pray that they quickly find the huge treasure. Rick I always support you.