The Curse of Oak Island S7E5 Review
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A Plot Summary and Analysis for Season 7, Episode 5 of 'The Curse of Oak Island': "Tunnel Visions".
- Executive Producer: Dan Chomistek
- Script, Music, Narration, and Animation by Hammerson Peters
A new theory regarding the Smith's Cove structures is presented in the War Room. Later, a fascinating historical discovery is made on the South Shore Cove.
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I learn more in 7 mins than I do in 45mins of the show! Thanks! & See you next week...
Thanks for watching!
You are providing a valuable service to us all. I appreciate the lack of all the back and forth the series take to make an hour show. Keep it up buddy, you're a breath of fresh air! I would like to see you produce a show of your own about Oak Island!
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Thank you Dan for your incredibile Life and for your determination....
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I dont find the book in german language . Do you think there is a Treasure ? Or did the Legina's spend her money for nothing ? I think all the found wood where from protection wall's. Where is the found stone plate from the money pit? And,,, sorry for my bad english. I learn here more as in all season's of the show . Thanks from Düsseldorf germany.
Very impressive and detailed video of the show. Your weekly breakdown is watched instead of digging down. Please continue keeping up the intrigue. How can a fan get a signed copy of your book?
Thanks for the kind words! Regarding the signed copy, please send me an email at hammerson (at) hammersonpeters.com.
I love the show but if you take out them repeating the same dam thing...this is what you get. So thanks. That an Garys voice makes me want to bust my ear drums.
Thanks for watching! Gotta say I'm a big fan of Gary, though.
First time viewer and now new subscriber. Great job in your summary and added detail, I am looking forward to the show tonight. I just want to suggest that on the maps you used I saw one that was light brown and brown- this makes it hard to quickly see what is water and what is land.
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The sand would clog the tunnel and water would not quickly fill the money pit. But it does fill
This was a very well done synopsis, you are obviously informed and passionate about this subject. But, I don’t believe there is any treasure of any kind in Oak Island. There has never been anything found that can not be readily explained by documented history. People were there centuries ago, they left artifacts, but there is no buried treasure, and honestly some of the theories are down right laughable. If there is ever a proven discovery I’ll admit I was wrong, but the show will continue as long as ratings are up, when they decline and the crew still has found nothing, it will end.
There may not be any treasure down there, but there is definitely something down there which almost certainly has a very interesting story behind it. I can't conceive of how parchment, paper, pieces of chain, and 17th Century human bones could have made their way deep underground without having been put there by man.
I would agree, and honestly would be thrilled if they found old manuscripts or other interesting artifacts, but I believe those finds were originally on the surface of the island, and unintentionally transferred deep underground by the many digging of previous searches. The area of the money pit has been dug, tunneled, and replaced several times over the last two hundred years, I believe the filling in of these digs resulted in random artifacts being placed deep underground. You have to admit it is a plausible explanation.
@@sdcoinshooter When it comes to the artifacts I mentioned (particularly the bones), it's not plausible. The Money Pit was first discovered in the late 1700s, and the bones which were brought up (from a depth deeper than any recorded searcher shaft) were dated to the late 1600s. The treasure hunters who dug those pits and tunnels you mentioned throughout the 1800s didn't have a bunch of 200-year-old (at that time) artifacts and skeletons lying around the worksite.
So you believe the money pit dates to the 1600s, and those bones were from the original “diggers.” I won’t argue that’s possible, and I hope you’re right, but I disagree they could not have been put there by a later searcher. I saw video of that guy in the 60s that basically bulldozed and dug the entire site, then refilled it, there is no telling what kind of items were mixed in with that stuff. He could have dug the bones up from a six foot grave, deposited them in a pile, then that pile went to the bottom of the pit when he filled it all in; unintentionally and unbeknownst to him. They were found deeper then any searcher dig, I didn’t know that but unless it’s significantly deeper, like 50’, I still think it’s possible there were a lot of artifacts (including those bones) that were on or near the surface and got thrown in to the pit at a later time by some searcher filling in their dig.
@@sdcoinshooter That's an interesting theory. However, the lowest part of Robert Dunfield's pit (Dunfield is the guy who dug a crater in the Money Pit area in the '60s) reached a depth of 140 feet. The human bones were found at a depth of 162 feet (which would have been 172 feet below the surface in Dunfield's day). The theory also doesn't account for discoveries made prior to Dunfield's excavation or discoveries on other parts of the island, which include pieces of old parchment and hand-wrought chain found deep underground. I don't know whether the bones were left by the original depositors or by searchers who were somehow privy to the Oak Island mystery prior to the official discovery in 1795. I just don't think post-1795 searchers had any hand in their interment.
Ever consider the plot of Supernova in re OI?
I haven't seen (or read?) Supernova. Are you referring to the 2000 film?
@@HammersonPeters : Yes. Movie. Free on yt. Just watched it. Real treat. Not a big Spader fan, but well worth a watch. Bassett is great. Theme may be apropos.
@@rogerscottcathey I'll have to check it out sometime.
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Special report: Oak Island flooded due to war room septic line cut. Rick Lagina dropped a big load and the toilet backed up flooding the island.
Did they find any shiny wood?
Onde estar a legendah
All Talk no evidence
Pour quand la diffusion en France
The first episode has the same outcome as every episode. They never find nothing until the next episode. Total hoax.
Failed to yield... Well that's the story so far.
What a boring show, "Could it be it's just an old drainage system " end of!