Hope this is the year for their success in everything they hope to achieve. 2021. The year the mystery is finally solved. Best wishes everyone. I am looking forward to the next season. I'm also hoping they dig up a ship in the swamp and find something that will identify it in some way. And find some treasure for those who want that kind of thing. Love watching this program.
The best part of this is how much they love each other,I have three brothers and they don't speak to me never mind spending money on following a dream , I wish the Lagina brothers success .I have watched oak island from the start and I am addicted to it ,I hope they have one more go at it.
When I was just a youngster my Grandfather gave me a book on this same island. So wish there is really something to be found. Cheers and best wishes to Yall
I just randomly saw this on Prime and can't fathom that people are actually watching this. I mean sure, might be exciting and interesting to follow someone looking for treasure and actual historic artefacts, no matter how much of it is staged but 166 episodes each around 40 minutes??? that's 56 hours!!! are they filming in real time or what? the island is less than 1 square mile with no notable elevation. how not to get bored by that after one or two seasons?
Don't burn, you will always be acused due to you being in the public eye. Remember, you have a family to support and take care of. They are first and we come after. Much Luv Fam
These brothers are great, it's the History Channel that sucks...they hyped this into hr long shows when it should have been 30 min episodes. I got tired of the recaps and regurgitated content. But I still hope they get their Howard Carter moment
The narrator questioning everything got so annoying I just stopped watching. Like when they found the log in the swamp he was like, "a log? Buried in the swamp on oak island? Could this be part of the ship described by the guy who was just talking about a ship?" I say get rid of the narrator and the over hype and the show would be as great as it should be.
@@nickelhunter3129 agreed, they don't get it that they have a new genre "archeology reality" but it's not follower (viewer) friendly. The network relies too much on the brothers making a discovery; it's too much pressure.The treasure dream is interesting but this corporate format isn't. At the very least, they could shorten the episodes to 30 mins perhaps.
To all that comment 'bout the Time they had spend looking I reminded that archeological researchers spend around 30 year excavated a archeological site.
i also was born in the 60s and i loved reading my mothers magazines as they had a section on mysteries between all that horrible grown-up women stuff and i can still remember a picture of two young men in old fashion garb looking at a tree branch with rope burns i read the story and was hooked and I've been hooked on the story ever since and my library teacher would order in anything new he could find on the subject, he had a budget to order books that kids requested i was responsible for exhausting that years funds something that had never been done in the schools 27 years
@Cynthia Arrowsmith With all due respect, have you been following this show long-term? Laird Niven is an Archaeologist and has his own office on Oak Island. The government mandated a few years back that an archaeologist be present for the excavations. Terry Matheson is the on-site Geologist and provides geological direction and oversight on Oak Island. Additionally, geologists and geophysicists from the Geological Survey of Canada based at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia did extensive research of the seabed adjacent to Oak island back in the 1990's. Detailed Bathymetric maps were produced. As for "dating the wood", it has been done on various pieces of wood that have been uncovered in various places on the island, but I don't believe everything that we are being told on this Reality TV show in regards to the "dates". I believe that some of the dates could be, in reality, MUCH, MUCH OLDER. One Oak Island "insider" that I know of said that there is a lot about Oak Island that is not being divulged to the viewer. I believe that!..... Sorry so Lengthy!
Actually, Cynthia, yes. John did a pretty good job of introducing the people. I've also been watching from the beginning as have been very happy with the way professionals have been sought out and brought on when necessary. The team is VERY big on making sure things are done "right," that is to say they continue the hunt, but with absolute regard for the fact that what started out as a treasure hunt has turned into a vehicle for rewriting North American history.
Dig a 200 foot deep quarry to excavate the whole island. There have been many, many other huge pits excavated on earth. Declare it to be an archaeological dig.
*AnyOne who can Look upon Lynda Carter, & who then StiLL does NOT BeLieve in GOD,* *Is DeMonic, & their EVIL & ViLe DeMonic Spirit wiLL be* *ConFined into the Deep PIT, BLIND, No Body, No Water, No SLeep, for ALL ETERNITY to come!!!*
That was tried a few decades back, it's part of the story. It failed, bitterly, resulting in nothing more than the loss of the original money pit and the complete destruction of landmarks, relics, and geographical references.
That's why they call it treasure hunting. Not treasure finding. I just so happen to be lucky and find articles from the Spanish Fleet. Right place at the right time. I wish them the best
History is becoming my Favourite subject also new subscriber since i wanna see what happens in the past and yeahhhhh probably in the future they are talking on how simpletons we are
You do not know the Oak Island background or the "7 must die" legend/superstition. Dan Blankenship died of natural causes and he technically would have been death No. 10 if you include all the Oak Island deaths from ALL causes of death.
johnwoa If Dan died on the island then he counts. Also he was still helping to look when he could. He was still involved. In fact the legend and Dan fought the longest of all. No one else has more life invested in that island, not even Dave, not yet.
anyone ever consider that the stone is what was meant to be found and it was trapped after that level because anyone digging deeper is someone who shouldn't be there. a ruse
@Mahatma Sloth If you are referring to the 90-foot stone uncovered in 1804, an interesting fact is that the archival records state more than once that the stone was found with the inscription/symbols "face down" in the Money Pit, said inscription clearly not meant to be seen by anybody digging down into the pit. I believe the 90-foot stone was a 'capstone' for an ancient tomb that was below and yes, it was apparently protected by the water (booby) traps.
Why do you all keep showing top 10 things that are all repeats & call that show a new one ?? Bring on the new stuff , we love what you& your team are doing but would like new news . Thanks Rick a big oak island follower of this journey & a long time metal detectors. Good luck to the fellowship of digger’s 🙏👍✌️
I have actually seen this place in real life. Mind you it was sum time ago 15+ years but I have seen Oak Island with my own two eyes... Pretty neat😁. My father an grandparents are from NS 😏...
OK I've Always been Skeptical .... But what accounts for all the things they have discovered and uncovered .... What's all this stuff doing on a tiny island off the coast of Nova Scotia? Someone was there ..... Is this the Worlds Longest and most Elaborate Practical Joke in History?
There is A LOT about Oak Island that is not being divulged on this Reality TV show. That being said, Marty Lagina was a real skeptic going into this endeavor, but now he is a firm believer that "something" is deep underground at Oak Island. Even the CEO of ROC Equipment who has overseen the excavations, etc... on the island "is one hundred percent convinced" that something is buried deep underground at Oak Island. Vanessa wouldn't have said that if there wasn't evidence to back it up. These above mentioned beliefs are as a result of what has been discovered so far. Again, we the TV viewers are not told everything about what they are finding. As for what you wrote in your 'Comment', it wasn't that "someone" was there.... it was MANY different peoples from across the Atlantic Ocean that made voyages/pilgrimages to Oak Island over the past nearly two thousand years. The purported symbols etched on the "missing" 90-foot stone confirm just how ancient Oak Island is. The island was apparently a VERY, VERY SPECIAL PLACE to those visitors.
@Buggles mymind Not to go into depth here, but, after researching this extensively for many years, I have believed that the purported symbols are, for the most part, genuine. I say that because the translation of the symbols made by that professor (James Liechti) at Dalhousie University in Halifax back in the very-late 1800's was "Ten feet below are two million pounds buried". When the purported symbols came to light when they first appeared in a 1949 publication, "True Tales of Buried Treasure" by Edward Rowe Snow, the symbols shown can be easily translated to read "Forty feet below, two million pounds lie buried". If the 1949 symbols were fabricated and made up, there is no way in a million years that the same basic translation could have been made that basically corresponded with the Professor Liechti 1800's translation. Therefore, I truly believe that the 1949 symbols are, for the most part, genuine. I truly hope that the missing 90-foot stone turns up someday where it can be scientifically examined with modern technology. BUT HERE'S A THOUGHT.... If you were the person who quietly removed the Oak Island 90-foot stone from Halifax nearly one hundred years ago to have it preserved in safekeeping and your family/descendants had current possession of that clearly priceless artifact--- the most valuable and sought after "discovery" in the 225 year history of the Oak Island mystery, would you reach out and readily turn it over to a sensation-oriented Reality TV show??? I don't think you would! Money talks!...... Sorry so Lengthy!
You gotta hand it too them, they've managed to make a lot of money shovelling dirt and looking at wood very closely. I can't wait for the next series of the same. It certainly is pay dirt.
I still think build a air tight set of rooms with air lock over 10 X put LP air in to push the water back. You try to pump it out but too many places for water to come in. A robot could go in with little or no water. The air lock lets things to go into 10 X and keep the pressure up. May have to decompress.
They keep toasting the legend of seven must die. Sadly we have seen Dan Blankenship who was still looking, pass on. Is he not the seventh. I hope History upload their show sooner than later with less repeats and more information.
@Rice Coffee The "seven must die" is just a superstition/legend and it was originally intended to mean that a person must be killed while searching/excavating on the island. Dan Blankenship died of natural causes.
@@turkeysandwiche8552 This superstition/legend emerged long before this Reality TV show or even History Channel existed. It probably goes back over one hundred years. The show is just capitalizing on the sensationalism of the superstition/legend to hype this "Entertainment" show.
Does it matter how the seventh would die? Because, if natural causes count, the seventh and eighth have died. On the island. In search of the treasure.
It does matter according to the legend/superstition! A person must be killed while in the process of searching/excavating. And the total number of "dead" from ALL causes of death would be ten (10) if you include the show's Associate Producer from Season 2, Matt Chisholm, Craig Tester's son, Drake Tester, Mr. Fred Nolan and Mr. Dan Blankenship. That would technically be ten. But the number of searchers that have been killed so far has been six (6).
Where exactly did the legend that 7 people have to die in order for the treasure to be found? Was it something made up by Rick and Marty or the History Channel to create more interest in the show?
@@elreydavid1857 The answer to your question is NO! It was not made up by Rick and Marty or the History Channel. The '7 must die' legend/superstition came about long, long before the show or History Channel even existed, and this Reality TV show capitalized on it. The legend/superstition probably goes back over one hundred years to the very late-1800's.
Idont think the gold is there we suposed to have a treasure in cocos island and people has been lookin for many years finding nothing the pirates leave the wrong clues so nobody find it seem happens overthere
Sorry you two are just the cutetest dynamic duo in my life time have never met your very sweet and genuine with each other that was all I wanted to say ....
The show is 10 min long the rest is just of evry episode is just repeating what they said from episode one in S1, so if you have seen it from S1 and just fast forward the things you know the episode is top 10 min long
Even if the treasure is found, or perhaps because the treasure is found, this "PR stunt" could open up huge amounts of research on things that were never known before. In turn leading to all sorts of media opportunities. If you think its click bait, don't click.
Nope! The Money Pit and the workings/man-made beach at Smith's Cove is ANCIENT and was way beyond the scope of pirates. It was a major mining and marine engineering project done by ancient peoples.
Wouldn't it be funny if dave Blankenship on his death bed as the 7th person to die admits finding a little treasure and selling it years ago . 7th person dies and it all becomes clear .
At least your making money on RU-vid. More than you’re ever going to get out of the moneyhole, honeyhole, what ever that pile of rocks is called. Thanks
getting tired of hearing in order for the treasure to be found 7 must die... BLAH BLAH BLAH ... when are they gonna realize 8 PEOPLE HAVE DIED?? or have the forgotten Dan Blankenship and Fred Nolan ... thats 8
I agree. I'm also tired of hearing that '7 Must Die' superstition/legend. That superstition originally was intended to refer to those who would be killed while in the process of searching/excavating on Oak Island, not dying from old age or natural causes. Technically, from all causes of death there are more than 8. There are ten [10] if you include Matt Chisholm (an Associate Producer of the show in Season 2) and Drake Tester. Additionally, there is STILL another legend that I haven't heard mentioned on this Reality TV show that the "treasure" will not be revealed/found until all the oak trees on Oak Island are gone. That 'legend' is specifically referring to the non-indigenous Canopy Oak Trees that once lined the eastern side of Oak Island--- NOT the conventional North American oak tree that is commonly found throughout the northeast U.S. and Canada. My understanding is that the remains of one (1) Canopy Oak Tree remained on Oak island around the year 2000 and it is now gone. Sorry so lengthy!
This should be called the "Curse of Rick and Marty Show" for bull $hi++ing for a whole hour and waisting people time. This show has become one big pile of BS!!!!
