This episode of The Curse of Oak Island features a host with a unique skill – dowsing. He uses his abilities to find hidden tunnels that run beneath Oak Island. He also uses a technique called dowsing to explore the “bald spot” on the island – a large area where there are no trees. However, he is not successful in his mission and ends up digging to only 12 feet (4 meters) deep without finding any hidden tunnels.
Matty Blake hosts
The Curse of Oak Island is a popular series on cable television and has gained an international audience. It chronicles the life and times of the people of Oak Island as they attempt to solve the 226-year-old mystery of the island’s mysterious past. The show is hosted by Matty Blake, who is known for his investigative reporting and his unique way of telling a story. In this season, he returns to the island for a first-hand look at the operation and its challenges.
This season’s host Matty Blake talks about the top 25 theories on Oak Island. The theories include the links between Oak Island and some of history’s greatest figures, including Christopher Columbus, William Shakespeare, and Francis Bacon. Blake also highlights some of the series’ most memorable moments.
In the series’ final episode, the team reveals what they think are the top 25 finds on Oak Island. Among the finds is a treasure pit discovered two centuries ago. During the final season, the team also conducts seismic testing on the island’s swamp, revealing a 200-ft anomaly at the bottom of the swamp. In addition to the money pit, there are also anomalies of eight to twelve feet deep and a 25-40-ft anomaly near the money pit. These findings are revealed during a special two-hour episode.
The curse of oak island season 9 episode 21 features an intriguing guest star in the form of author Kathleen McGowan. She claims to have information regarding the treasure’s origin. Her research takes them to Montsegur, where she reveals that the treasure was actually once located. In addition, the pair encounters a 21st century Knight Templar and visit the church in Rennes-le-Chateau. They also visit the city of Alet-les-Bains, where they are shown various points of interest.
The crew of the island is led by Dr. Fred Nolan. He believes that the island is connected to the island under the sea, containing hundreds of tons of gold. He offers to become the team’s consultant for a year, and he will take fifteen percent of the treasure found. They then return to the “the hatch” to investigate the mysterious cave.
Exploration of latest structure at Smith’s Cove
In The Curse of Oak Island season 9 Episode 21, the team explores the latest structure near Smith’s Cove. They discovered a mysterious anomaly near the Cave-In Pit, which they had found during their GPR scan in Season 7 Episode 2. The cave was approximately 82 feet deep and contained four feet of pure sand. The crew believes the sand may be remnants of a flood tunnel that once existed at Smith’s Cove.
The team continues their exploration of Smith’s Cove, revealing more ancient structures and evidence of a money pit. This latest discovery confirms the location of the Money Pit and suggests that the mystery may have originated a lot earlier than the previous theory.
The team will also explore the cofferdam, which is now expanding. They will also look for remnants of an ancient slipway and a flood tunnel. The team will also drill for the convergence point, which is believed to be where the box drains all merge into one single flood tunnel.
The new episode of “The Curse of Oak Island” will air tonight at 9/8c on History Channel. It will be free for Philo subscribers. It will also include a special reflective episode. This episode is the season finale of the series and will reveal more interesting relics.
The Lagina brothers explore an ancient stone carving. This may reveal a connection between the mysterious sword and the treasure hunt. They also meet with other treasure hunters who think the treasure is north of the Money Pit. They then proceed with a second massive dig inside the Money Pit.
Theories about Knights Templar involvement
Many theories about the role of the Knights Templar in the curse of Oak Island center on the history of the Templar order and their involvement in the island’s past. According to one theory, the Templars were responsible for the Ark of the Covenant’s transport to Oak Island. This theory is supported by the fact that the Ark was later transported by the Knights Templar. The team decides to visit New Ross, Nova Scotia, which they believe was the location of the Templar castle. During their travels, they discover a stone with a carving of the Templars’ cross, as well as an old well. In the midst of the investigation, they also decide to find the “hatch” on Zena Halpern’s map
The team’s journey to Scotland has led them to a Templar burial chamber and to the ancient city of Saltcoats. They also visit Kilwinning Abbey, where they believe the Templars once kept their treasure. They also visit the Rosslyn Chapel, which features stone carvings of corn and other vegetation. Some theories suggest that the Templars may have been involved in the curse of Oak Island, but there is no concrete evidence to support this theory.
Some theories also center around Captain Kidd. The Captain Kidd theory is one of the most popular theories surrounding the curse of Oak Island. It was first floated in the Season 1 episode, “What Lies Below.” In this theory, Kidd supposedly cursed the island and made it dangerous for the team to escape. This theory was later explored further by a team of Lost investigators in the Season 4 episode, “All That Glitters.”
The episode is known for its historical connections and the cryptic mystery that surrounds the island. It has spawned numerous theories, and there’s a good chance that more seasons will follow. It was recently discussed on US News, and James McQuiston, an author and historian, has given his perspective. The Baronetcy is a hereditary dignity in the British realm.
In the last season of the show, the team found a Spanish coin dated to 1652. This coin was cleaned and dated by an expert. But the team’s drilling efforts were suspended after a certain point because the drill rig wasn’t strong enough to complete the task. When the rig couldn’t handle the task, the team consulted with treasure hunter J. Hutton Pulitzer and learned about his theories and evidence.
Burying a time capsule
This season, “Burying a Time Capsule” investigates the island’s mysterious history and investigates whether or not the curse is real. Many mysteries surround Oak Island, including the fact that Fred Nolan never spent a night on the island, the mysterious appearance of a fireball, and the fact that the former captain of the island, Dan Henskee, was once “possessed”. The series also includes the investigation of a parapsychologist on Oak Island.
After learning that the Treasure is real, the team heads to France to see author Kathleen McGowan who claims to know the treasure’s origins. She leads the team to the Chateau de Montsegur, where the treasure is said to have been hidden. During their stay, the team meets with a 21st century Knight Templar and visits a church in Rennes-le-Chateau. They also visit several historical sites in the town of Alet-les-Bains.
In the episode, the team’s efforts are further tested when they meet with a fringe historian named Zena Halpern. Halpern has written about the theories that link the Knights Templar and the island’s history. She also worked on a translation of the Gibberish text on the Burrows Cave stones with Burrows Cave advocate Frank Joseph. Halpern has changed names a few times, but she still claims to have documents relating the Templars to Oak Island.
The episode also features interviews with the team and recaps the season. In one segment, the team discovers that the wood used in borehole 10-X has carbon-dated between 1670 and 1780. Afterwards, they plan to pump the swamp dry in order to make more progress in their search. Later, the team also plans to search the island with metal detectors.
The team then investigates the documents and artifacts recovered from the site. They find a strange rock formation. They also find a piece of pottery, a square nail, and a carved stone near the money pit. The team also uncovers a new theory that Sir Francis Drake may have been buried on the island.
In addition to finding the time capsule, the team also finds evidence of human activity in the swamp dating back to 1492. When the team follows this pathway, they find evidence that a treasure could have been nearby. In addition to that, they find wooden casks along the path. Further digging uncovers more clues that point to a connection with the buried treasure.