This coming Tuesday is going to have the biggest discoveries in Oak Island History – so I figured let’s take a rewind and check out what I would consider the five biggest discoveries in Oak Island history before the 2019 ship finding.
What discoveries should I have listed? Let me know in the comments. Do you enjoy us covering Oak Island History? I sure do. My favorite TV show.
Almost made it:
500-year-old faceted red gemstone
Read more about this finding here.
5. Templar Prison Carving
4. Lead Cross
One of Gary Drayton’s greatest Oak Island finds, the lead cross.
Which was found at Smiths Cove. It has been analysed by a scientist to originate from Europe during the time of the Knights Templar.
3. Human Bone Fragments
Pulled out of borehole H8 in the money pit area during current excavations by the Lagina’s team.
Human BONES?
2. The 90ft Stone
The 90ft stone – Found in the money pit during the first organised excavation in 1803, the stone slab featured bizarre symbols carved into it.
1. The Money Pit
The discovery that started it all – the money pit was originally discovered in 1795 when three young boys visiting the island noticed a circular depression in the ground.
THIS TUESDAY – May 7th: 2019 Ship Finding
This coming Tuesday the team find’s out that there is in fact a ship under the swamp. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE.
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