TB1 [True Believer 1]: As the TB-1 grab advances deeper towards a possible tunnel, an 18.5-ton tool known as a Hammer Grab is being used to bring the spoils and hopefully evidence of manmade workings to the surface. The Curse of Oak Island s12e16: Sinking In
In the Money Pit area, upon reaching a depth of approximately 110 feet in the TB-1 shaft, the Oak Island team have just recovered evidence of a mysterious wooden structure. ibid.
The ground surrounding and beneath TB-1 suddenly starts to collapse. ibid.
‘I guess it could be the treasure vault. We could have collapsed into that, I suppose.’ The Curse of Oak Island s12e17: Channeling the Solution, Marty
In the northern region of the swamp … two more wooden survey stakes … More cobblestones found near the hand-hewn survey stakes ... ibid.
Lot 5: A glass gemstone the team found two weeks ago …
‘A major part of the construction on Oak Island was 1680 to 1750.’ ibid. Steve
Earth around the TB-1 shaft has once again started to cave in. ibid.
Have the team found more evidence that additional vault-like structures are waiting to be discovered in the swamp? The Curse of Oak Island s12e18: Open Sesame
Members of the team are anxiously monitoring the excavation at their next target called AC-1 [Aladdin’s Cave 1].
A possible tunnel located nearly 100 feet deep. ibid.
AC-1: This mysterious cavern was first discovered during a core-drilling operation during 2022. The Curse of Oak Island s12e19: Boots on the Ground
The failure to capture sonar images through the heavy silt in the water is hard for the team to fathom. ibid.
RP-1 Shaft [old Shaft 6]: A shaft where they hope to encounter a tunnel approximately 118 feet deep that may contain a debris field of timbers and potential valuables. ibid.
They have just recovered evidence of an 1861 structure known as Shaft 6. ibid.
Swamp: Today, the team are searching just several yards to the north for more evidence of the cobblestone pathway. The Curse of Oak Island s12e20: If The Shoe Phips
The excavation of the RP-2 shaft continues in the Money Pit area. ibid.
This year the team have uncovered numerous sections of a cobblestone pathway in this area of the swamp that have been boarded by hand-cut wooden survey stakes. The Curse of Oak Island s12e21: Barrelling Forward
Might this pottery offer further evidence that the ship’s log which was connected to Duc D’Anville was describing a buried treasure in the Oak Island Money Pit? ibid.
A hand-cut timber possibly made of oak and recovered at a depth of approximately 100 feet in RP-2 … Is it possible the Oak Island team have recovered part of the original Money Pit in RP-2? ibid.
‘It wasn’t just food and water in barrels.’ ibid. Gary
Rick Lagina, Jack Begley & metal-detective expert Gary Drayton are braving the elements to search for additional clues and valuables in the northernmost region of the swamp. The Curse of Oak Island s12e22: Just Bead It
A wall of boulders: Could it be connected to the evidence of a man-made dam that Fred Nolan reportedly uncovered in this area of the swamp in the late 1960s? ibid.
The excavation of RP-3 continues in the Money Pit area. ibid.
They’re meeting in the war-room to plot a new strategy for the recovery of a believed treasure. The Curse of Oak Island s12e23: The Solution Solution
Another vault-like structure is buried near the potential dam? ibid.
Rick Lagina and other members of the team have travelled across the Atlantic to Malta to investigate an incredible theory: that numberous treasure deposits was made on Oak Island between the 12th and 17th centuries. The Curse of Oak Island s12e24: Knight After Knight