EPISODE 13


The Curse of Oak Island

Season 7 Episode 13

w/ friend of the podcast

Billy Gerhardt

Recap

Season 7, Episode 13

BROMANCING THE STONES

          • SWAMP

            • Noticing the paved stone walkway with Rick and Tom Nolan, stones all over the place

                • Manmade swamp, clearly looking at these stones, what was the purpose Tom is talking about? Why are these here?

                • More and more stones exposed, keep asking what is the purpose of this? All of the same type of rock used on this walkway

                • Dr. Spooner reviews with Billy Gearhart and Rick Lagina in the area for a sample to date again.. Needs woods around rocks and that a stick can’t naturally fall in a glacier deposit, so this was a manmade thing with a stick that can be used for dating, Dr. Spooner guesses the age is waaaay old when asked by Rick, prior to Money Pit? Could the date sample be The Smoking Gun, Rick notes?

                • Jack and Gary with Billy are digging near the mysterious structure, Billy setting up spoils for Gary to check out,

                • Steve Guptill has the Probe and takes an elevation measurement of the rocks they uncover!

                • Yellow Brick Road Gary notes he is hoping for, hoping to find gold, does conduct a search with Jack and finds an awesome old pick, a chunky old pick, and an old round point spade, another tool

      • The War Room

          • Reviewing Fort Louisbourg info that Rick and Doug brought back from their recent trip

          • Wanted resemblance of that fortress compared to Oak Island construction, the 1741 structure in Smiths Cove, the drain system pictures are shared with the group

                • Original part of fortress inner court yard there is a clear drain system in place, tunneled into the rock wall, really looks like the system found in Smiths Cove?

                • They also jump in and review the wood sample from the test drilling in FG12, near the end of the shaft #2 tunnel at 103 ft and this wood reviewed was deeper, not a part Heddon shaft, got it dated…1621 to 1680! Old wood from Money Pit area? 1680 possibly also supports Dr Spooner’s data and something happening near the Eye of the Swamp

      • Money Pit/Shaft #2 area

          • Continuing to review core samples for wood, identification of previous digs, Money Pit wood? 110ft down from images shown on the episode, gotta be close to the Money Pit

          • 109 to 119 feet down, the drill has possibly run into a void, a cavern underground, good things, Terry Matheson really impressive on instant identification of sample material, limestone infused dirt, sand, etc, he knows it well

      • Dartmouth Heritage Museum

          • Rick, Doug, Friend of the Podcast Mr. Laird Nivin and FRIEND OF THE PODCAST Billy looking for the 90 foot stone based on the tip from Mr. Rideout from a story of seeing it 40 years ago We discussed this on previous episodes

          • Billy in a smaller digger, uncovers a big old stone among many, but they didn’t end up locating THE 90 ft stone


          • NEXT EPISODE Season 7 Episode 14: Burnt Offering…lots of hollering on the preview!


The 90 ft. Stone

Replica of the 90 foot stone

Check out the story from the Blockhouse Blog - part 1

Description of the stone

Check out the second part of the story of the 90 foot stone.

The original interpretation = FORTY FEET BELOW TWO MILLION POUNDS ARE BURIED

Then, in 1971, Dr. Wilhelm uses the Kempton cypher and pulls out a supposed hidden message: ""At eighty (you) guide maize or millet (into the) estuary or firth drain F".

Some interesting interpretations of the 90 foot stone cipher:

Last Seen...

A.O. Creighton's Bookbindery at 64 Upper Water Street

The code

The code applied


The Swamp

Areas of Interest

Aerial shot

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