Check out all of the groundbreaking – and most viewed – discoveries from 2022, in this The Curse of Oak Island compilation.
Chapter 1 – BREAKTHROUGH DISCOVERY! FDR’s Boot Uncovered?! – 2 seconds
Chapter 2 – DRAMATIC DISCOVERY During Final Excavation – 8:02
Chapter 3 – SHIPWRECK UNCOVERED During Deep Sea Dive – 18:39
Chapter 4 – Gary Uncovers a HISTORIC FIND on Lot 8 – 28:23
Chapter 5 – STUNNING REVELATIONS During Relic Analysis – 34:24
Chapter 6 – SHOCKING TEMPLAR CANNON Found in Portugal – 42:35
Chapter 7 – HIDDEN INSCRIPTION Linked to Knights Templar – 52:15
Chapter 8 – MONUMENTAL EVIDENCE Uncovered in the Swamp – 1hr 3 min
Chapter 9 – COMPELLING CLUES Found on Lot 8 – 1hr 9 mins
Chapter 10 – Major Evidence of Metallic Anomaly on Lot 8 -1 hr 15 mins
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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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