Discoveries That Rewrite the Mystery | The Curse of Oak Island
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Top Comments (10)
New episodes Tuesdays at 9/8c on History. Stay up to date on all of your favorite shows on The HISTORY Channel website at http://history.com/schedule.
Gary found a bit of a spoon. Let’s call it a day 😂
Aside from the ultimate goal of finding the great treasure, it's incredibly exciting to see how y'all work and uncover those little things that marked the passage of people who definitely had something to protect during their time there. Please don't stop!
The ancient alien spoon used for exams on humans.
I love this show 🤩
As long as Gary has been metal detecting on the island, there shouldn’t be a bottle cap left on the island
Somewhere on the island there should be trash pits, they are almost everywhere that was inhabited for long. When I used to detect we found them. They were not just an item or two, but entire pits of discarded housewares, broken tools, etc. but they were not all junk, there would be buttons off garments that had long rotted away, clay pipes, worn out shoes, lots of old bottles, etc.
The musket ram rod holder. The tang section was set into the wood stock and then a pin went through it to hold it into place.
Nice t-shirt: Norway
Hand painted a tea cup very pretty, archeology very cool, Awesome...
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Top Comments (10)
New episodes Tuesdays at 9/8c on History. Stay up to date on all of your favorite shows on The HISTORY Channel website at http://history.com/schedule.
Gary found a bit of a spoon. Let’s call it a day 😂
Aside from the ultimate goal of finding the great treasure, it's incredibly exciting to see how y'all work and uncover those little things that marked the passage of people who definitely had something to protect during their time there. Please don't stop!
The ancient alien spoon used for exams on humans.
I love this show 🤩
As long as Gary has been metal detecting on the island, there shouldn’t be a bottle cap left on the island
Somewhere on the island there should be trash pits, they are almost everywhere that was inhabited for long. When I used to detect we found them. They were not just an item or two, but entire pits of discarded housewares, broken tools, etc. but they were not all junk, there would be buttons off garments that had long rotted away, clay pipes, worn out shoes, lots of old bottles, etc.
The musket ram rod holder. The tang section was set into the wood stock and then a pin went through it to hold it into place.
Nice t-shirt: Norway
Hand painted a tea cup very pretty, archeology very cool, Awesome...