7.6
810 votes
History 2014
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Rick, Marty and the team return to Oak Island follow up on last year's amazing discoveries, and double down on their efforts to locate the elusive Oak Island Money Pit.
The episode was rated 8.01 from 434 votes.
With time running out, the ultimate breakthrough may be within the fellowship's grasp, and new evidence suggests Samuel Ball was guarding something of great value.
The episode was rated 7.97 from 344 votes.
The Laginas and their team make what could be the most important discovery in the history of Oak Island.
The episode was rated 7.93 from 935 votes.
The seismic results are in, revealing the existence of a mysterious underground chamber, while Gary and Jack make a discovery suggesting another Templar connection.
The episode was rated 7.91 from 446 votes.
Excitement grows when the team discovers a 200-year-old searcher shaft which could lead them directly to the Money Pit.
The episode was rated 7.89 from 383 votes.
New analysis connects man-made activity in the swamp to the construction of the Money Pit just as the team begins their most ambitious and expensive operation yet to locate the elusive treasure shaft.
The episode was rated 7.88 from 344 votes.
Peril strikes during a daring dive as brothers Rick and Marty Lagina double down on their efforts to locate the original Money Pit with the most ambitious engineering operation in Oak Island history, while the fellowship of the dig is faced with a tragic loss of one of their own.
The episode was rated 7.87 from 591 votes.
It's the end of drilling season on Oak Island and after a year that saw the fellowship make a number of groundbreaking discoveries in their quest to solve a 225-year-old treasure mystery, the team is determined not to leave the island without making at least one more historic breakthrough.
The episode was rated 7.87 from 342 votes.
The team unearths a ship’s log detailing the burial of treasure on an island eerily similar to Oak Island, and Rick and Gary make what may prove to be the biggest find on Oak Island, ever.
The episode was rated 7.87 from 594 votes.
New, hard evidence suggests that Fred Nolan's theory that a ship was buried in the swamp centuries ago, may be true.
The episode was rated 7.86 from 367 votes.
The discovery of mysterious ship logs provides more evidence that a 1746 French armada led by the Duc D'Anville landed on Oak Island; at the Money Pit, the team gets closer to getting a team member underground.
The episode was rated 7.85 from 72 votes.
New insights on Nolan Cross suggest a Templar connection to the Money Pit, while emerging evidence convinces the team the discovery of the lead cross may be the most historic find in North America.
The episode was rated 7.84 from 431 votes.
A shocking new discovery at Smith's Cove suggests that the origin of the Oak Island mystery may date much earlier and be more profound than the treasure hunters before ever suspected.
The episode was rated 7.83 from 423 votes.
A mysterious, carved stone discovered at the money pit suggests an early Viking presence on Oak Island and at Smith's Cove, the team may have finally discovered the elusive Oak Island box drains.
The episode was rated 7.83 from 440 votes.
While the discovery of a possible slipway in the swamp reinforces the team's eagerness to excavate further, the fellowship is shocked when they learn Zena's map may have been pointing to the elusive Treasure Vault the entire time.
The episode was rated 7.82 from 250 votes.
Last updated: jan 30, 2023
