The Curse of Oak Island Season 9 Episode 5

In the next episode of The Curse of Oak Island, the team is closer to solving the mystery of the island’s history than ever before. But the team may have been reading the templar map of Oak Island wrong all along. The team also learns that there are shipwrecks off the island’s shore and the time capsule has relics.

Matty Blake hosts

In “The Curse of Oak Island,” Matty Blake traces the history of the island, trying to determine whether or not there is a curse that can be traced back to the island’s spooky history. He relates tales of a mysterious fireball that approached the island and disappeared without a trace, and he also examines the experiences of people living on Oak Island. The show also features a parapsychologist, who leads the investigation.

The episode features a reunion of the team, and it is the first time the cast has worked together since the beginning of the series. Matty Blake travels to Oak Island to meet the other members of the team, including Marty Lagina and Rick Lagina. They discuss the challenges that they will face on the island with the team in the War Room. They also give Matty a full download of their plans.

The episode is a two-hour special that recaps the entire season and features interviews with the team. During this time, we learn that the team has discovered a piece of wood that can be carbon dated to 1670-1780. The team also plans to continue searching the swamp, and they will also use metal detectors in the future.

The team is also surprised by the presence of Rick Restall, who has only visited the island once since his father and brother died there. As a result, he is convinced that the toy gun he found on the island belongs to him. Drilling at the money pit area will also resume soon.

Evidence of shipwrecks off shore of Oak Island

Archaeologists are getting closer to confirming the identity of a Civil War shipwreck off the shore of Oak Island, South Carolina. The wreck, known as the Agnes E. Fry, sank near Fort Caswell during the fifth attempt to break the Union blockade. Archaeologists, led by Billy Ray Morris of the Office of State Archaeology, have determined that the boat’s engines and paddlewheel were lost, but at least one boiler remains.

The team will continue to search for the wreck until the end of the season. They will continue to explore an area off the northern shore of the island and will work on the two remaining steel shafts. The team will drill on the DH82 shaft, which is located among the C1 cluster and over the old Robert Dunfield excavation. The team will also continue to search the area near Frog Island.

In 1795, Daniel McGuiness, a boy of sixteen, went fishing on Oak Island. He noticed a strange-looking oak tree with a depression beneath. He and two friends began to dig. As they worked, they came across patched logs at regular intervals. They returned a few years later with a larger group and found a well-constructed pit. They also discovered a jewelled brooch near the site.

Exploration of bald area on Oak Island

The fifth season of The Curse of Oak Island continues with an episode titled “Exploration of the Bald Area.” This episode explores the history of Oak Island and its connection to the infamous duel cypher. We learn that Fred Nolan never spent the night on Oak Island, that a mysterious fireball once landed near the island without leaving a trace, and that a young girl once saw ghostly British soldiers. The episode also includes an episode highlighting the series’ 25 greatest moments.

In the episode, we learn that the team has uncovered a large anomaly. It also explains the items recovered from H-8. The team meets with experts from the Centre of Geographic Sciences to learn more about the items found. The team also finds pottery and a square nail.

The fifth episode of The Curse Of Oak Island will feature several surprises for viewers. First off, the Lagina brothers will come to realize that they may have misread the map provided by Zena Halpern. This discovery will prompt them to intensify their search for answers.

Next, the team tries to find a way to search the swamp. They start by sending diver Mike Huntley to the 10-X. The team is hoping to find a metallic object in this area. The team also wants to send metal detectors to the island to further explore it.

Relics found in time capsule

In The Curse of Oak Island season 9 Episode 5, the team finds a series of relics. One of these relics is a cipher a Knights Templar found in a time capsule. Another relic is a fragment from an old English cannon. Both are from around 100 years ago. They also find a Templar cross carved into a stone and an old well.

The Oak Island Mystery Fellowship’s team continues to focus on unraveling the mysteries of Oak Island. As evidence piles up, the team narrows down their list of suspects. They also find evidence that a ship is buried deep in the swamp. In addition to this, they find evidence of tunnels leading to the Money Pit.

While the relics are valuable, there are still many questions about their purpose and location. While Dan Blankenship believes that 10-X is man-made, the team wants to continue their search and pump out the swamp. The team also wants to use metal detectors to further investigate the island.

The team also finds a large amount of wood, some of which is coated in resin. They also find some metal, including a solid corner plate, a large washer, and a hex nut. Despite the danger, they are able to dig out a large portion of the time capsule. Meanwhile, Jean McGinnis returns to the island with the ashes of her sister Joyce.

Excavation in Smith’s Cove bump-out area

The Curse of Oak Island season 9 premieres tonight at 9/8c on the History Channel. In this new season, the team uses advanced scientific strategies to discover whether there’s any evidence of buried treasure. These include seismic testing, sonic core drilling, and ground-penetrating radar. These methods aim to gain more access to the Money Pit and help them find the secrets buried deep in the swamp.

The team will also expand the cofferdam at Smith’s Cove. They’ll look for ancient artifacts and slipways. They’ll also perform extensive metal-detecting on the surface. In addition, the team will conduct extensive archaeological digs near the foundations of Samuel Ball and Daniel McGinnis’ historic homesteads.

Theories about Knights Templar involvement

One of the theories that has emerged since the premiere of The Curse of Oak Island is that the Knights Templar may have visited Oak Island more than previously believed. This theory is based on two pieces of evidence: a half-penny coin from the 1800s and a brooch with an ornate rope and leaf design. These items were found by Gary Drayton and Charles Barkhouse, and Marty Lagina is able to count the branches.

Other theories center around Saint Bernard and his connections to the Knights Templar. The Templars were involved in the Crusades, and Saint Bernard, the founder of the Order, preached about holy war and stirred up Europe. Many aristocratic families pledged their property in order to join the Order.

Another theory relates to a large carved boulder on Oak Island. Some say this stone commemorates the friendship between Europeans and the Mikmaq tribe. In addition, some believe that the Templars made the carvings on this rock.

It is also possible that the Knights Templar were involved in the curse of Oak Island. The Knights Templar had extensive resources, including the Holy Grail. The Order was also responsible for protecting the Holy Land from attacks. Moreover, the Knights were devoted to protecting Christian artifacts and relics.