Steel detection knowledgeable, Gary Drayton and Oak Island historian Charles Barkhouse head over to Lot 21 within the hope of uncovering extra clues to Oak Island’s …
Steel detection knowledgeable, Gary Drayton and Oak Island historian Charles Barkhouse head over to Lot 21 within the hope of uncovering extra clues to Oak Island’s …
They have found more valuable artifacts on Coney island beaches. That island is a lost cause! It was an ancient blue clay mine, rediscovered centuries later and may or may not have been used to stash goods and wealth.. but it's long removed. So, this is nothing but an investigation of geographic history….Or a 1950's comic book hunt gone wrong.
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ID identity
More bull shiit
Yeah it would be great to go metal detecting with Gary
You gotta love Gary!
The jewelry shown @ 3:19 appears to have both a "serpent" and a "thistle" symbol just left of the purple stone. In Celtic symbolism the thistle(purple) represents nobility and graciousness. It became the emblem of Scotland in the 1200s. The thistle also appears on the old Nova Scotia Coat of Arms. Seen here: https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=ZrGnIwkd&id=940E08519111BA6F9D77A7C9529BB5E88A788C8B&thid=OIP.ZrGnIwkdKY4nYvfU0gmJjgHaIN&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2fth.bing.com%2fth%2fid%2fR66b1a723091d298e2762f7d4d209898e%3frik%3di4x4iui1m1LJpw%26riu%3dhttp%253a%252f%252fwww.ngw.nl%252fheraldrywiki%252fimages%252f2%252f29%252fNovascotia1.jpg%26ehk%3dto5xAkRKoTbXyN2MOxJsAuUoCxeaO%252bQdj5aJeXAhvco%253d%26risl%3d%26pid%3dImgRaw&exph=543&expw=490&q=nova+scotia+coat+of+arms+thistle&simid=608043670329886032&ck=F647633B9A33E5691CEB600CC4B156D2&selectedIndex=0&FORM=IRPRST&idpp=overlayview&ajaxhist=0
Ok at 3:14 we have something good
Finding Coins Jewellery a few inches under the surface, proves people were on the Island, finding the same 100 feet underground is a totally different scenario.
Qualche minuto in più?
its a piece of wood
I want to go metal detecting with Gary.
I’m curious how many coins they’d find on any other random island
"Top pocket!"