Brothers Rick and Marty Lagina now own most of the mysterious Oak Island. Determined to resurrect the 200 year old search for treasure, they explore an abandoned shaft called 10-X. What they find gives them reason to believe that the stories of something buried on the island may very well be true.
When the team discovers something very unusual at Smith's Cove, Rick and Marty Lagina believe they've made a huge breakthrough in unlocking Oak Island's secrets.
As Rick and Marty Lagina begin work to drain a mysterious swamp, they are visited by a woman who lost her father and brother to a tragic accident on Oak Island that gave rise to rumors of a deadly curse.
A visitor to the island presents Rick and Marty Lagina with his incredible theory about where the treasure on Oak Island is located.
Rick and Marty Lagina make one of the biggest discoveries in the 200-year old search for treasure on Oak Island.
After dating the Spanish coin they found last summer to 1652, brothers Rick and Marty Lagina return to Oak Island and the strange triangle-shaped swamp to look for more clues to this 200-year-old mystery.
As Rick and Marty Lagina begin excavating the infamous Money Pit, a visitor shows them evidence that the treasures from King Solomon's Temple could be buried on Oak Island.
After hearing that a treasure of biblical proportions was buried on Oak Island 2500 years ago, Rick and Marty Lagina look for evidence to prove it while also trying to locate the original Money Pit.
Rick, Marty and the Oak Island team make a potentially historic discovery in the Money Pit.
A visitor comes to the island suggesting that he has discovered a secret method of getting to the treasure.
While Rick conducts a test that may help the team locate man-made flood tunnels on the island, Marty heads to Europe to track down an incredible lead.
While work begins in the swamp, Rick and Marty travel to Scotland to investigate an incredible theory about the construction of the Money Pit.
Rick and Marty search the swamp for an alternate entrance into the Money Pit.
Rick and Marty bring a team of divers to Oak Island to explore the legendary treasure shaft, 10-X.
The Lagina brothers and their partners make a huge discovery at the bottom of 10-X.
As Rick and Marty Lagina return to Oak Island, they discover that not only does borehole 10-X contain even more secrets than previously thought, but a new technology could prove that there are numerous treasure sites lying all over the island.
While Rick and Marty Lagina begin clearing dangerous obstructions from 10-X, Craig Tester and Jack Begley conduct a drilling operation to locate a possible golden treasure cache.
Rick and Marty Lagina bring heavy digging equipment to the island and their first target is where a researcher claims the treasures of the Knights Templar lie buried.
After locating the original money pit, Rick and Marty Lagina examine an ancient stone carving that may help prove that Portuguese explorers with connections to the Knights Templar are behind the Oak Island mystery.
While prepping for a diver to explore the bottom of 10-X, Rick and Marty Lagina arrange to send an ROV camera down the shaft, which reveals evidence that could threaten their entire operation.
As Rick and Marty Lagina and their partners try to piece together the clues carved in various stones on the island, they meet with a theorist who believes that the Aztec Empire was behind the 220 year Oak Island mystery.
Rick and Marty Lagina make an exciting discovery after forging a truce with Dan Blankenship’s longtime rival, Fred Nolan.
Rick and Marty Lagina along with their team make an incredible discovery in the waters surrounding Oak Island.
Rick and Marty Lagina meet a researcher who connects Christopher Columbus to the Oak Island mystery.
Rick, Marty and their partners obtain a mysterious sword that could connect the Roman Empire to the Oak Island treasure hunt.
After getting lab results concerning the mysterious Roman sword, Rick, Marty and the team meet with a pair of treasure hunters who believe the Oak Island treasure lies north of the Money Pit.
Rick and Marty discover a mysterious 20 foot high void deep inside the Money Pit just before diver John Chatterton successfully reaches the bottom of borehole 10-X.
Brothers Rick and Marty Lagina finally get answers from the bottom of borehole 10-X just before making an incredible discovery deep inside the Money Pit.
Rick and Marty Lagina return to Oak Island and begin preparing a major evacuation of the Money Pit
Rick and Marty Lagina investigate a mysterious "Hatch" which may be a secret entrance to an underground treasure tunnel on Oak Island.
The Lagina brothers find evidence of what could be an ancient shipwreck in the Oak Island swamp.
Rick and Marty Lagina begin to start their search for a centuries old treasure vault in the Oak Island Money Pit.
Rick and Marty Lagina believe they have finally located an ancient treasure vault in the Oak Island Money Pit.
The Lagina brothers decide to move their Money Pit operation in hopes of finding a strange golden object.
Rick and Marty Lagina begin a second massive dig in the Money Pit and find possible proof that a shipwreck is located in the swamp.
The Lagina brothers find important evidence linking an 18th century American slave to the Oak Island mystery.
Rick and Marty Lagina send divers deep into the Money Pit in search of a mysterious golden object.
The Oak Island team returns to borehole 10-X in search of new clues.
Rick Lagina travels to the Franklin D. Roosevelt library to find out why the former U.S. President was interested in Oak Island.
Rick and Marty decide to dig a third hole at the Money Pit after Rick finds even more evidence connecting Oak Island to the Knights Templar.
The Lagina brothers and their partners make incredible discoveries at Smith's Cove and in the Money Pit.
Rick and Marty Lagina face a major dilemma as they continue to search for the original Oak Island Money Pit.
The Lagina brothers and their team make what could be the most important discovery in the history of Oak Island.
Peril strikes during a risky 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. The fellowship of the dig is faced with a tragic loss of one of their own.
Evidence of a possible pirate presence on Oak Island mounts when a treasure chest from the 1700’s is revealed and the brothers Lagina get stunning news about a find from the Money Pit’s GAL-1 shaft.
New, hard evidence of a European presence on Oak Island more than a century before the discovery of the Money Pit exhilarates the team, until alarming news threatens to shut down the entire operation.
Danger strikes as the geo-tech drilling team hits a possible void in the Money Pit. With the discovery of a long lost artifact leads to an emotional reunion for one of the surviving members of the legendary Restall family.
The discovery of an old document gives new clues on the exact location of the Money Pit. The fellowship of the dig makes a cryptic discovery at uncharted depths.
After years of searching and speculation, the Lagina’s and their team unearth evidence of what Marty believes proves the exact location of the ultimate target — The Money Pit.
A theory is presented that Sir Francis Drake is buried on Oak Island in a vault with gold treasure. It is suggested that the lack of any records documenting Drake traveling to Canada is proof that he must have traveled to Canada
New evidence confirms a European presence on Oak Island 100 years before the discovery of the Money Pit, while new research suggests a clear pathway from the Knights Templar to Oak Island.
A research expedition to a French castle and prison reveals new clues, including ancient carvings that strengthen a possible link between the Knights Templar and Oak Island.
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.
Further investigation suggests a link between the mysterious medieval cross and the Knights Templar.
A skeleton key and maps from Fred Nolan's archives open a new door in the Lagina's quest, while new evidence suggests a Templar connection to the lead cross found in Smith's Cove.
The plot thickens around the discovery of the lead cross as a new theory points to possible ancient origins, while Rick pulls an artifact from the swamp that may support one of Fred Nolan's theories.
It’s all hands on deck in the Money Pit as the team hits something in the DMT shaft that may prove to be the last thing standing between it and the answers below. Meanwhile, Gary Drayton strikes again when he zeros in on a find that could be a key piece of a missing treasure chest.
With little time before the team must suspend operations for the harsh winter ahead, the fellowship battles the shifting tides of Smith's Cove, and finds evidence that may support one of Dan Blankenship's early theories.
It’s the season finale and the moment of truth for the fellowship of the dig, as the guys are faced with the burning question: quit or continue?
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.
Brothers Rick and Marty Lagina begin the biggest and most expensive operation ever undertaken in the 223 year long treasure hunt. And after years of searching, the brotherhood finally strikes gold.
The seismic results are in, revealing the existence of a mysterious underground chamber, while Gary and Jack make a discovery suggesting another Templar connection.
Further investigation suggests Gary's latest find may be the oldest discovery on the island to date, and Rick is faced with a tragic loss.
Seismic results guide the team to a possible network of tunnels in the Money Pit, while Gary unearths the first evidence of a French presence that could rewrite the history of the Oak Island mystery.
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.
After years of searching, the team may have located an artifact that has been missing for more than a century; in Smith's Cove, the Laginas struggle to hold back the waters.
After months of tireless effort, Rick, Marty and the team begin the massive excavation at Smith's Cove and almost immediately strike gold.
New evidence uncovered at Smith's Cove brings the fellowship closer to deciphering the purpose of the mysterious "u" shaped structure and a previously undiscovered formation may lead them to the island's elusive, legendary flood tunnels.
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.
While the excavation of Smith's Cove continues to uncover an abundance of ancient structures, Rick, Marty and the team resume the treasure hunt in H8, convinced more than ever it is the site of the money pit.
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.
A stunning structure uncovered in Smith's Cove perplexes the brotherhood like never before; at the Money Pit, the team finds evidence they may have discovered the legendary box believed to contain the Oak Island treasure -- the elusive Chapple vault.
A frightening development at the Money Pit threatens to halt the search indefinitely.
While monitoring the dangerous collapse at H8, the team conducts a test that could lead them straight to the Money Pit.
The treacherous collapse at H8 forces the team to design an exciting new approach to the Money Pit, while Alex and Jack investigate underwater targets that may lead to a second flood tunnel system.
The team is amazed when their new approach to locate the Money Pit yields evidence in gigantic proportions.
An unexpected discovery strengthens Oak Island's connection to the Knights Templar.
With the days getting shorter and only a few weeks remaining before the fellowship must suspend operations for the winter, the team is determined to excavate under the giant crane pad in Smith's Cove, confident they'll make their greatest breakthrough yet.
Time is running out when the Laginas and the team are blindsided by a shocking development that threatens to halt all operations at the Money Pit.
New data provides stunning proof that structures uncovered in Smith's Cove were built prior to the discovery of the Money Pit.
It's the season finale and the team is handed a shocking new theory that may connect the Oak Island treasure to the birth of a nation. But it's also the moment of truth for the fellowship as the guys are faced with the burning question: quit or continue?
Armed with new evidence suggesting a ship is buried in the swamp, Rick, Marty and the team return to Oak Island determined to honor Dan's legacy by solving the centuries old mystery once and for all.
After years of speculation, new scientific evidence suggests the swamp is manmade.
Gary detects a strange, stone structure embedded in the swamp and after years of searching and speculation, the Laginas get scientific proof that the swamp is young and likely manmade.
After years of searching, the team believes they have found the elusive flood tunnel that will lead them to the Money Pit and Gary discovers a mysterious artifact that may have a connection to the Founding Fathers.
Forgotten clues produce new leads as the fellowship of the dig zeroes in on the Money Pit.
Excitement grows when the team discovers a 200-year-old searcher shaft which could lead them directly to the Money Pit.
The team unearths a new wooden structure under the sea bed at Smith's cove and a fresh lead may bring Rick closer to the 90-foot stone.
After 152 years, the Money Pit may no longer be lost.
New evidence suggests the swamp may be man-made on a scale the team never could have anticipated.
Excitement abounds when Gary uncovers what could be a "friend of the cross."
With a dangerous hurricane approaching, the team scrambles to find evidence of what might be buried beneath the swamp before the storm can wipe out their efforts.
New evidence suggests there was French activity on Oak Island decades before the discovery of the Money Pit and the team may have finally uncovered definitive proof the swamp was man-made centuries ago.
Excitement abounds when Gary uncovers an ancient tunneling tool in the swamp, and the team obtains hard, scientific evidence suggesting they may have finally located the original Money Pit.
New, hard evidence suggests that Fred Nolan's theory that a ship was buried in the swamp centuries ago, may be true.
The team may be closer than ever to shutting down the flood tunnels when they discover large amounts of coconut fiber in the uplands. And a compelling new theory suggests the original trio that discovered the Money Pit in 1795 did not come upon it accidentally.
The fellowship of the dig doubles down on their efforts in the swamp and discover that it might hold the key to solving the entire Oak Island mystery as Fred Nolan predicted.
The time to investigate the uplands of Smith's Cove is quickly running out, so Rick goes to extreme and dangerous measures to get answers.
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.
Exciting finds bring new excitement, but the team must move quickly since time is running out before they must suspend operations for the harsh winter ahead.
While the brotherhood gets closer than ever to the original Money Pit, new discoveries suggest the flood tunnels were not the only traps set to thwart searchers.
The Restalls return to Oak Island with exciting new artifacts while Rick, Marty and the team reach new depths in the Money Pit in their final push before winter.
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.
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.
In the midst of a worldwide pandemic, Rick, Marty and the team return to Oak Island. Armed with evidence of possible tunnels leading to the Money Pit, the fellowship is convinced they have the tools to solve the Oak Island mystery once and for all.
Out of quarantine and ready for action, Rick, Marty and the team unearth hard evidence of a centuries old tar kiln, suggesting significant industry happened on Oak Island long before the discovery of the Money Pit.
As Gary and Jack unearth new evidence suggesting substantial industry between Lot 15 and the mysterious swamp, the fellowship makes the aggressive and expensive decision to excavate the mysterious bog entirely, once and for all.
The team is amazed when an evolving theory accurately identifies two man-made anomalies that they believe may be landmarks created to pinpoint the Money Pit.
Excitement abounds when new research shines light on a possible master plan created with strategically placed boulders that could point the team directly to the Money Pit vault.
The discovery of an expanding stone roadway under the muck of the swamp sends the team out to sea to investigate exactly how far it reaches.
While powerful currents threaten Alex and Tony's dangerous dive in the Northern Atlantic, Rick and Marty investigate a mysterious earthen anomaly.
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.
Further excavation uncovers more evidence that the stone structure in the swamp could be a roadway, and analysis of the serpent mound has it dating back to the Templars, suggesting it may be one of the most important features discovered in North America.
Rick, Marty and the team are astonished when they realize the mysterious stone roadway in the swamp may be heading directly towards the Money Pit.
Digging deeper than ever before, the Laginas and their team find evidence of previously unknown structures in the Money Pit. While in the swamp, Gary strikes gold.
While searching the spoils excavated from the Money Pit area, Alex Lagina discovers evidence of human activity deep underground, dating back to 1492.
As the team follows the trajectory of the mysterious stone pathway in the swamp, they discover an elusive piece of Oak Island lore. And Gary uncovers evidence suggesting a treasure was, or is, nearby...
As the team meticulously uncovers the swamp's stone roadway, they hit on the first signs that it could be heading toward the Money Pit.
Excitement grows when the team discovers evidence of wooden casks on the mysterious stone roadway, while new research may have them closer than ever to locating the original Money Pit.
With further excavation of the ever-expanding stone roadway, the team uncovers more evidence of a possible maritime connection.
Marty and Gary are amazed when they make a top pocket that suggests Samuel Ball had ties to British royalty.
As the team chases the trajectory of the stone pathway in the swamp, they discover pieces of an English cannon dating back to nearly a century before the Money Pit, suggesting that whatever may have been buried there, was worth fighting for.
With cold weather approaching and time running out, another discovery in the swamp stuns the fellowship.
Evidence of a continuous burn event in the swamp energizes the team, supporting the theory that a ship was burned and buried there centuries ago.
With winter quickly approaching and time running out, the fellowship unearths the most compelling evidence yet that a ship may have been buried deep in the swamp.
The team uncovers what appears to be a wooden doorway under Samuel Ball's property and a new Templar connection is made when an ancient tool is discovered in the swamp.
When an Oak Island local leads the team to a previously unknown giant wharf, the mystery of Samuel Ball deepens.
As winter descends on Oak Island, leaving only days left of the year's search, the team is euphoric when scientific data suggests there is a massive amount of silver in the Money Pit.
Just as the team receives scientific evidence that there is a massive amount of silver in the Money Pit, the first snow of the harsh winter falls on Oak Island.
Rick, Mary and the team return to Oak Island, armed with scientific evidence of silver in the soil near the Money Pit.
Dreams come true and hard work pays off when the team discovers gold in the Money Pit area.
The team feels unstoppable once more evidence suggests the stone roadway is heading directly towards the Money Pit; but when delicate discoveries are made in the swamp, the fellowship faces the possibility of a government shutdown.
Faced with the threat of a shut down in the swamp, the team focuses their energy on the Money Pit and are euphoric when they find more gold, with evidence suggesting it's of Spanish origin.
Solving the Oak Island mystery feels closer than ever when the team learns they may have been reading Zena Halpern's templar map incorrectly all along.
The team uncovers significant evidence that the stone road in the swamp was built long before the discovery of the original Money Pit just as the future of archaeology investigation on the island is threatened.
The Laginas are poised to solve the 226-year mystery of Oak Island, working in the Money Pit area to find the "Garhardt dump truck load" of silver.
The fellowship is ecstatic when they uncover more evidence of a ship buried deep in the swamp, and Rick hones in on his white whale….shaft six.
While evidence of an ancient Portuguese presence piles up, a mysterious artifact discovered deep in the swamp may reveal that the theory Fred Nolan proposed half a century ago may be correct.
The fellowship is zeroing in on when the Oak Island mystery began and evidence that the swamp is hiding the wreck of a massive sailing vessel is mounting.
As Rick, Marty and the team uncover astonishing revelations in the Oak Island swamp, they also make a potentially breakthrough discovery in the Money Pit.
The team investigates an incredible theory that could explain the silver and gold detected earlier this year in the Money Pit while setting the stage for the biggest dig they've ever attempted in order to solve the Oak Island Mystery.
As the team races to uncover the swamp's secrets while preparing for a drilling project, it is shocked when a remarkable, ancient artifact is uncovered.
Premier of the Dig: It's the start of the long awaited Big Dig, the team are using 10 foot wide cans to excavate the Money Pit area, having discovered what they believe is definitive prove of gold in the ground...
The team is stunned when new scientific evidence supports the theory that the Knights Templar were involved in the Oak Island mystery, and the big dig uncovers some surprising relics.
An incredible discovery is made near the swamp as Rick, Marty and the team continue digging in the Money Pit in search of the fabled treasure vault, following a path first forged by former U.S. President, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The team discovers an artifact which leads them to believe they are about to intercept the legendary Chappell Vault.
Hot on the trail of the legendary Chappell Vault, the team gleans new information from the most notorious treasure hunting operation in the history of Oak Island.
Newly discovered targets off the shore of Oak Island lead the team to believe there was a possible shipwreck; in the Money Pit, the fellowship is uncovering evidence that famed treasure hunter Robert Dunfield missed.
The team finds more evidence of shipwrecks off the shores of Oak Island as they prepare for the most crucial dig of the quest.
A new theory suggests that Lot 8 may hide one of the most sought after religious artefacts in history.
The fellowship races to complete their ambitious dig plan in the Money Pit as winter approaches. A Knights Templar lead has members of the team preparing for an expedition to Portugal.
The team is stunned after an expedition to Portugal reveals undeniable evidence of a Knights Templar connection to Oak Island.
Marty Lagina makes an incredible discovery on Oak Island. Meanwhile, Rick finds evidence that could tie the Knights Templar to the construction of the Money Pit.
After more than a decade of work, the Laginas and their team are closer than anyone before to finally recovering the treasure.
When the team returns to the island they find evidence of an underground tunnel and structure.
Marty, Alex, and Charles goes to England to explore leads that might connect the Knights Templar to the Oak Island mystery.
The team explores the possibility of getting a member of the crew underground to investigate if the gold traces comes from a network of tunnels.
The team is astonished when Gary unearths multiple artifacts in close proximity to the old ship's wharf and with the discovery of a shallower tunnel in the Money Pit, Marty's theory of an off-set chamber may finally be proven.
The discovery of mysterious ship logs provides more evidence suggesting 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.
Gary unearths a curious artifact on Lot 8 and in the Money Pit, the team is astonished to discover that they may be chasing multiple tunnels towards the gold in the garden shaft.
The team returns to the swamp and immediately uncovers more evidence of a sunken ship; in the money pit, the discovery of a collapsed structure could mean they have finally located the off-set chamber.
The team's high hopes of finding the fabled treasure are intensified when it procures what could be the final piece of the puzzle.
The fellowship is stunned when evidence suggests that a dam lies buried at the end of the swamp, corroborating both Fred Nolan's theory, and Zena Halpern's Templar map.
While the archaeologists work hard to uncover a new feature discovered on Lot 5, the scientists have finally identified the area where the gold is.
While the team uncovers more evidence suggesting the mysterious man-made stone foundation on Lot 5 was purposefully hidden, the Fellowship is zeroing in on the gold in the Money Pit.
While the team searches for clues to understand why an ancient well was constructed on Lot 26, excitement abounds when more evidence of a tunnel heading directly towards the garden shaft is discovered.
As the Fellowship prepares to get a team member underground in the Money Pit for the first time, a new theory emerges suggesting that Nolan's Cross holds the secret to its exact location.
The team is ecstatic when new scientific evidence narrows down the location of the gold signature in the Money Pit; Rick realizes a lifelong dream when he finally gets underground on Oak Island.
Confidence grows when irrefutable, scientific evidence reports the Fellowship is closer than ever to the gold.
The Fellowship is certain that they're closer than ever to an offset chamber when the probe drilling operation in the garden shaft finally gets underway.
As the garden shaft operation gets deeper, the evidence of gold gets stronger.
