The Curse of Oak Island: Stunning Hand-Painted Artifacts Found (Season 8) | History
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- The Oak Island team makes a significant discovery of hand-painted pottery on the stone pathway, pointing to evidence of human activity, in this clip from Season 8, "Fire in the Hole."
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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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Yeah i would love to
THE HOAX ISLAND
good morning, what is your email sir, I have a stone map to decode, here in the philippines.
@Louie Ruizdude the fun is in the hunt. Totally repetitive but still interesting discoveries
Who pays your wages because for a few year you haven't found jack
Do you realize that this show is changing the history of North America. Every time they document a find that goes back to before before documented history. The treasure of Oak Island is the history that is being uncovered. I think it is past time that North America grew up and begin learning our own history. Archeology is a treasure finder of everyday life of the long forgotten past. Grow up and enjoy the ox shoes, the painted pottery, the road they are all treasures.
Well said! This Reality TV show/saga is no longer a "treasure hunt" per se, except for what is "scattered" at the bottom of the Money Pit submerged in the underground cavern(s) which are currently inaccessible until they are able to commence the "Big dig" with state-of-the-art engineering, water-sealant technology and the shoring up of the drained cavern(s) to make excavation/retrieval safe. What the Oak Island saga has become is a painstaking forensic examination/analysis by archaeologists, geoscientists, marine biologists and even geophysicists to attempt to determine the "who", "when", "why", "exactly where" and, above all, "what" was so special about one small island that was among 360 other islands in Mahone Bay. There was clearly something very special about Oak Island to warrant so many visits and incursions by different peoples over the past two millennium... or even longer!
Exactly. Of all our documented history, the forts, trading posts, settlements, to have nothing written with all the activity, is new history.
I agree!
I read the same article that the Latinas read in the 60s and everything that I've come across about it since then. If I had had their resources I would have been there too. Thanks guys.
@@susanmathers2222 With all due respect, I believe you meant "Laginas" and NOT Latinas.....
I have been watching this show for the past 8 years and every week I say, “That’s another hour of my life I will never get back!”
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That's why I watch these little short videos instead of wasting my time on these guys trying to figure out the swamp, the stone road and every little bit of useless artifacts they discover.
Same I feel you. I’ve been watching it since the first episodes got excited about this show now just finding small still no real gold.
Even the narrator is loosing enthusiasm at this point
Bwahahahaha I haven't laughed that hard in a good while. Thank you!
The narrator,.... Losing enthusiasm,... On oak island.... 😆😆😆
LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
Stop it! You made me laugh too hard.
@@solomonstello Lol I'm glad
This is fantastic! So glad they brought archeology and new science together. I had a feeling something is going on in that swamp. What if it's the Roanoke colony?
Very year I root for these guys to find something big and every year just little things but I keep cheering for them I hope they bring the big one
What's "stunning" is the show is still on tv!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
non too bright are you ?
@@SkyLightsUXOs "What does "non" mean? Get a dictionary!!!🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@lolacola6457 get a dictionary ? You ask me what that means and you tell me to get a dictionary?...lol....it is a pre fix meaning exactly what was said.....or do you want the word none for your comfort ?
Now kids, behave, or I'll have to separate you!
@@JonBlondell I hear ya'....just one of those days that I do not feel like just taking it....
This show is no longer a treasure hunt, its an archeological dig
Amazing! I have learned more from your archaeological “finds“ in your show, than by reading and studying in school. Your show’s material could be used to study archeology. The show has a lot of material to learn and teach from.
Exactly, Vilma. Most of the time we see archeological "finds" only AFTER the "find" is "found". TV viewers have become spoiled brats ... needing the instant gratification of a final answer, rather than seeing how difficult and lengthy the actual SEARCH has taken, and the expense and PHYSICAL DISCOMFORT of doing so much of it. I'm glad to be able to sit on my cozy couch and weekly watch the Laginas get WET, COLD, DIRTY, EXCITED, HOPEFUL, DISAPPOINTED, and sometimes (sadly) feeling like they're back to square one, or square ten, but a long way from the "FINAL SQUARE". Everyone has a nitch or two. A whole lot of what we learned in school was a waste of time, except in possibly tickling a student's own interest in the subject.
Corning Inc could have those ceramic pieces analyzed and give members of the team greater insight into all the pottery that they have dug up over the years. The Corning Museum of Glass IS open. I highly recommend visiting them, their ancient pottery and ceramic exhibit is second to none and their Fire and Ice presentation is awesome too. I'm sure if the team gives Corning enough heads-up Corning would be far more personal and accommodating.
Cue The Announcer: "Hand painted pottery?...On Oak Island? Could this have been left behind by the aliens? Ancient astronaut theorists say yes."
Its the same narrator, right? 😄
The crossover we didn't think we needed
I love both shows, & this is very funny!
*Merchant ships. The "treasure" is usually thought of as gold and silver, but when you're raiding cargo ships, you get ALL KINDS of rare items. Import and Export from far off places, maybe even China? Who knows. HAND PAINTED might mean a luxury or rare item that appears to have fallen off and broken during transport, that ceramic could give a clue as to the origin (ship) of the treasure, and/or the country it came from. Even if it doesn't the DATE of that item is a major clue.*
That Island has definitely earned its name "money pit". It'll be sad when Rick and his brother run out of funding.
Funded by the Masons to keep the lore and mystique of the Knights Templar and the Freemasons going...on a Freemason television channel for crying out loud.
I truly hope there really is something there but it's getting to the point where i believe that they would plant an artifact just as much as they would find one right now. I've found more artifacts digging on a weekend in an farm outhouse, the show is a waste of time.
@@polymathing I cant remember that guys name that was on the the island that basically became rich over night..samuel something..anyways..perhaps he actually found it and moved alot of it someplace else. Just a thought.
@@polymathing Your opinion is as important to me, as mine is, to you. If you don't want to watch it, don't. Good grief. Your opinion is nothing more than you telling us what YOU like. Obviously, there are plenty of us who truly ENJOY and APPRECIATE watching the search. I'm of the opinion, that there would have been a whole lot more archeological "finds" in Egypt, if there had been television shows that obviously helped finance those digs. Archeology is COSTLY.
@@leroyshipp7532 I have long suspected that, as well. However, I remain delighted in the small finds. It is all a matter of history in the UNEARTHING, rather than history in the making.
THIS SHOW DRAGS OUT FOREVER AND NEVER PAYS OFF .... stop wasting your time watching the commercials !
I truly believe treasure will be found
This shows was interesting in the beginning but enough is enough.
Quit beating the horse 😂😂
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At least they're not milking the cow for all it's worth!
They are dragging this out more than The Oz
for some reason i feel like i am wasting time now
NEXT WEEK ON THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND......A piece of wood? found millimeters beneath the surface! could it have once been connected to one of the 1000's of Tree's that cover the majority of the Island? and if so, could it possibly lead to figuring out where the original money pit is, or better still uncovering the location of the Chapel Vault????? ERRRRR NO! ha ha!!
@@deathstarHQ LOL
@@Islandportal DRAGGING IT OUT? WASTING TIME? You do REALIZE that the things they have unearthed have been underground for up to THREE HUNDRED YEARS? You .. what? ... think it would have been more interesting if they made season one and then didn't show anything further until everything was unearthed? Fine. WAIT. We'll let you know what happens, and you won't have to be bothered by seeing how much WORK went into giving you your happy or unhappy ending.
I love, love, love, this show...cannot get enough
Okay now bring in the pottery expert
Did they find Bigfoot yet or not?
Not even close
Yes he’s panning for gold
The butler did it... lol
Next up some old pop tops and a beach whistle.
..."An old pop top?" "Could it be people were on Oak Island drinking Pop in the 1600's?"
No time to be drinking pop.... they were too busy burying wood! LOL
My husband watches this show. I don’t know why. I lost patience. Each show has way to much recap and cliff hangers that turn out to be nothing.
Just like all History's shows, they have never found any solid proff of anything, just pseudo science, dumb theories, superstition etc
Same here , just casual veiwing for me now when i don't have anything eles to watch
@lola Blakeslee they need to call in Time Team who would have it done in three days!!
This isn't a made-up story, with made-up answers to make you happy. It is in essence a SEARCH for historical evidence that will end up telling a story ( or several stories). Like ANY archeological search, if every weekly "show" ended up with a huge "find", you should question how honest the "show" is. That you are bored with the search, is nothing more than your own preference to always have a "show" end with a BANG (so to speak). Don't be falsely calling these "cliff hangers", as if they are SCRIPTED. In my opinion, they've come up with many answers that my hubby and I have been delighted to learn about. If you don't want to be involved in the down-and-dirty part of SEARCHING, just stop watching. But those of us who continue watching the series are for the most part delighted that simply WATCHING the series gives the searchers two specific things: encouragement to continue (while we personally sit, all warm, dry and cozy, in our chairs and just WATCH) ... and enough money (through our watching, and the sponsors therefore continuing to help pay for) ... continuing the search. The SEARCH is for KNOWLEDGE. And we definitely know more today, about Oak Island's past.
The title pic for this video makes it seem like the pottery pieces resemble Rick's face if you put them together!
Funniest comment, deserves more likes
Why should three pieces of broken crockery be "Stunning"? This is one of the very few finds which have not come from the metal detectorist Gary Drayton. Indeed if it had not been for the steady stream of nails and spikes, this whole series would have died years ago. When Gary first found one of these spikes, he thought it was the end off a Roman spear Pilum. Then he thought it was a crossbow bolt used by the Knights Templar!! Now, he just says 'Decking Spike' talking knowledgeably of course.
....just the way I would go about it...be thorough....glad somebody still gives a darn about doing things the right way.
I think their agenda is to take as long as they possibly can do excavate. They're not interested in being thorough, they're wanting to keep this secret (the real truth )
and are in no hurry to stop the income generated by the popularity of the show imo
@@notyaavridge2660 the real truth is the history they in fact are uncovering yes....
This is by far the most offensive show on TV. Eight seasons worth of finding pieces of wood.
It it's the yr it's was buried and structures can be dated. They have found other things. It's pieces of paper that's been found, you would have thought all these yrs it be destroyed. Biodegradable paper
So quit watching it, no one would miss you
@@geraldkramer3633 I never watched and will continue to ignore it. Blame the algorithm and bite me pal.
Why haven't you used LIDAIR location of the island and surrounding reef and shoreline?
I'm curious about the caster wheel. What is happening with it? did Carmen get a chance to look at it?
If people lived on the island pottery or ceramics would be no surprise unless it is really ancient.
Two scoops Billy is doing a fantastic job .
I enjoy this show
MORE!
The Treasure Might Be Under Neath Road Pathway.
Time to get it done
I’m stunned .
I imagine under a stone road, say 10' down would be an excellent place to hide treasure. Pack the chamber full so there'd be no collapse or subsidence.
does the pottery pieces fit together?
OMG!! I'm sooo excited! zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
This is sad.....I have watched from the beginning....I feel for Rick........so over Gary............ And I am noticing the last 3 weeks......I have ever fell asleep during watching.....I have never done this.......just think maybe Samuel Ball found what was there...
Yes I am still interested and and watching your videos
i now never watch these episodes , i just come here to read the comments below, much more interesting that the show
I thought this was a good show until I realice they will never find anything
They found nails. Lol
And Wood…..Lots of wood
A little help please … what season and episode do they get stopped from digging because of indigenous artifacts ??
NARRATOR EXAGGERATED EVERY ITEM FOUND😂😂😂
The hoax island
Now were getting somewhere.
Terrific!!
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So far, these brothers are the only ones to ever turn a profit on that island. lol
Humans have been around a while now, and I think if you examine any piece of land with THAT much scrutiny, you will always find some interesting finds. 'Weaving those finds into a story' Is how you make your money from it.
Season 9 can not come around quick enough, as i think where ever that road leads, will pinpoint the fellowship to whatever is buried on Oak Island.
They should rename this show Lost in Space! Why spend so much time trying to determine which way the stone road goes! That's a really important decision. It can only go one way or the other or off to the left off to the right. Maybe they should use common sense. If there's a wrong or stupid way to do things just ask Rick. After drilling 225 holes in the ground they still haven't found the flood tunnel Rick mentions every five seconds or the money pit 35 times in the past hour! Phew
@@johntinus9438 The fellowship are getting closer to solving the curse.
You should get the gold rush boys in there and start shlushen
This is sad.
The other in the past that were there digging up the chests. They certainly would not be giving those things up or they been destroyed. Those sister that have showed up once in a while, they didn't give up any of the things their father found.
Have they ever determined where the Jewelry came from they showed?
Wonder what museum they borrowed those from
which comes first....treasure found....or.....david fornetti marries ms amirault?
Could it be a teacup …used by Knights Templar ….On Oak Island
there's no treasure here
They could make Earrings out that hand painted pottery.
I've been watching this show since the beginning! I still enjoy it. I wish they would stop displaying everyone's name every time they change to a different screen shot. Almost belittles a person.
Where is it
They aren’t going deep enough.
Have you shown these artifacts to professor Brovlowski?
Wow
Lol. It's simple. Don't bury treasure where it can get wet.
You still haven't found jack shirt wow
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING of value, significance or interest has ever been found on Oak Island. NOTHING!
You are wrong.
@@joan-annebross9217 No, I am not.
This episode Aaron and Merriam make a jaw dropping discovery while excavating near the stone road. Three pieces of colored pottery.😲 Not only that but now the road is heading in another direction. Where will it lead our intrepid treasure hunters next week? Will they find more of the broken pottery to glue together a teacup? And is there a buried tea service somewhere nearby waiting to be dug up and used. Stay tuned for next time.
This episode was brought to you by NesTea. The tea that goes great with any broken or buried pottery.
people looking for buried treasure never consider that the people who buried it, came back and got it 3 or 4 years later.
they will prove you can make a small fortune treasure hunting.
just start with a large fortune!
How do you have the money to keep this show going? I'm honestly curious. I think about unsubing history channel everytime one of these ignorant episode show up in my feed.
...just really don't get it do you ?
@@SkyLightsUXOs stop liking your own comments
@@manchaka8056 stop accusing me of things I have not done boy
@@SkyLightsUXOs calm down little girl
@@manchaka8056 you wish punk
Where does the 'Curse' in the curse of Oak Island come from? Does anyone know? Just because 6 men have died trying to find the treasure does not mean that a seventh man has also to die in the process. I have never heard this explained.
If you watch this show long enough you start to curse cause you've been duped into believing that in this episode they really make a mind blowing discovery which turns out to be nothing more than a pea sized piece of coal!
Did they find any hand
painted Hermit crabs down there? 🙂
I still have the map
A lot of people watched the Apprentice and look where that got us.
Lady: I haven't seen colors like that: blue, pink and green
Man: (At the back of his head) Poor creature
If you dig to China maybe you will finally find something 😂
1 Stone is a stone...two stones start as a wall...3 stones are a pathway...4 stones form a building and 5 stones...the temple of Jerusalem...maybe it´s kind of a moraine or a feature created by the sea...like a former cobble beach???
Filmed a year ahead of broadcast. If they found something amazing , you would know before the season started. WAKE UP FOLKS
If the island is Taurus the Bull. Then why do they not look where the bull's eye would be?
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If you confess Jesus is Lord believe God raised Him from the dead you will be saved. romans 10:9
They aren’t following the directions Zena and Erin gave them.
I know where it is.
Please do tell.
You know nothing John Snow.
@@notyaavridge2660 Have you heard the directions? This will take a bit. And I’ll fill in some info as we go. 😁
Don’t tell anybody. 😉
The words used are important, I’ll highlight them with “ “.
Dig to 40 ft. “Burrow” at 45 degrees.
That also means burrow at 45 degrees down, not just the direction on the surface like Zena’s map.
To a Templar, “burrowing” is what rabbits do. All dirt work. Like a day off.
Now the math comes in with the reason they start at 40ft down.
The bedrock in that area is at 200 ft. By our geologic standards, the gypsum and limestone there is considered “soft rock”.
In the 1100’s the Templars dug a tunnel under the city of Acre that they could March an army through.
Tunnelling through rock, 200 years later wouldn’t even make them blink.
When they fled from Spain, they left with 12-15 ships that were never seen at any European or English port ever again. Those ships can carry 400 men, or 200 loaded with supplies. That means they could have had at least a 3000 man workforce, including slaves. (I’m being generous with my numbers here, and not including the possible “slaves” brought from Central America where they brought the coconut fibres from).
And decades unobserved.
Removing dirt and rock is much much easier dragging it from a 45 degree angle than lifting it straight up. Hence the oxen.
Now, when they hit the bedrock, “the shaft” of 522ft, continuing at 45 degrees takes them to exactly where Erin told them they should be digging.
Except she said when they asked, she didn’t know how deep.
From there, the 1000 ft “corridor”, (I forget the exact distance she said, but the circle hit the bottom rock of Nolan’s Cross), where she says the “chamber” is, but advised not to dig directly there because of more boobytraps.
Now, some think Oak island was originally 2 islands and the swamp is man made.
If you were going to reach the bottom rock of the Cross, on the other island, you are not going have a “corridor” through dirt and clay.
It would have to be through bedrock to get to the other island.
The entrance to “the shaft” is 48 metres, 160ft from the money pit, 200 ft down to the bedrock.
If they don’t find that, they won’t get to the 1000 ft “corridor”.
If you like that, I have other details as well.
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@@stephenbachman132 Maybe not. I’ll wait till they go broke and pick up the island for a song and find it myself.
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@@DanSk451 there is no treasure that is obvious.
How old is this? Not a single person wearing mask says it's before January of last year
Maybe a tsunami covered it with a lot more dirt?
They’ve spent a lot of money and time there. I think they really need to step it up or pull out of the area.
Oh look what we found , more dirt
its clear what happened there
Anybody else not trust these people?
That pottery looks planted. It's very white for being in the ground. Who knows. But can you imagine if the whole show is contrived and they keep adding fake finds just to keep the show alive? Imagine the narrator asking such questions in his, "whaaaaaat?!!! Could this be?!!!" tone.
Broken (kinda Easter) eggs pots for children tea party
If they find some yellow bricks, im gonna puke....(again).......
Wonder how much has been spent on this supposed treasure hunt, and how much has been off-set by the money from this programme?
After 8 years, I could have dug up the entire island to a depth of 200 feet with just an excavator and a truck FFS....
So stunning that the men in white coats came and took me away when I couldn't stop laughing when they showed broken pieces of pottery and claimed it was a stunning discovery!
Jesus is the only way to heaven. Humble your selves and ask he will answer you
And that's all you need to watch and you're caught up; I can't stand the narrative guys voice.
Well I've finally unsubscribed due to "Oak Island " just let us know when you catch that gigantic goose y'all keep chasing ...🙄
I’m sure they thank you for your click and comment though.
The curse of oak island is the lieing history channel won't go away!
What?
Follow the yellow brick road
The relics and tressure was found by a Mi'kmaq from Nova Scotia Canada Mi'kmaki
Says he found a map from micmac hidrogyphs that lead to cave and the relics are awsome. Sword shield medallion and other stuff. They are waiting for Mikmaq elders to do ceremony with them and request a trade from the freemasons for 3 sacred red pipe stones and wood stems they possess. The eye close soon dont be late or it's another 500 years until eye opens
Dont forget to bring the headdress and hand tools. Dont waste time bringing us pipes that dont belong to us, we will recognize them.
History tells us that Oak Island was a dumping ground for the people on and off the Island. For sure you are going to find junk all over the place. It is amazing how they try to create excitement over every single piece of junk. The fact is there is no money pit on that Island. That was proven years ago.
Island was used as prison and criminals were dumped off at a remote island. With not having much to do, they decided to dig some holes, scatter few useless coins and make rock carvings to kill time.,,,,
They’ve been getting a good laugh for couple centuries and those eagerly watching ongoing seasons of oak island now!!🤣😂
Treasure building 🌿EOS EOSIO 🌿🏆🌏🌎🌍🏆
Lol