SEASON 8

[Singlestack Wonder]

Looks like it spells BAONC, or BCNOA.....not BACON...
maybe its ABC....NO....cant be that, lol

Alan M: That is the Martian version of bacon...

 

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[Singlestack Wonder]

The French military recently built fortified installations in Mali for their efforts to combat isis.

Based on eldo’s recent posting, (in curse of oak island narrator style): “Could this be it? Do these structures built in the shape of eldo’s secret decoder ring symbol mark the true location of the templar/bacon/aztec/blackbeard/Ark of the Covenent/Holy Grail/James gang/lost Dutchman’s mine/etc. treasures?

The laginas send a team with gawry in an upcoming episode to investigate....

 

[ECS]

Eldo’s back....with even more fairy tales ...

Hey la-de-da Eldo's back...with the same old photos
Is he gonna post a photo of his ACA card
Hey la-de--da Eldo's back

 

[ECS]

Using any number of geometric shapes, one could come up with a multitude of “secret codes” on shakespheare’s epitath...

...and, like everyone who supports the Bacon codes in Shakespeare nonsense, he never explains how Bacon was able to placed those codes in the printed Folio, of which Bacon had NO access.
The same Bacon codes claim is made with the King James Version Bible, of which Bacon NEVER worked on, or was involved with the printing.
*NOTE* This information has been covered in depth on another thread with Franklin, who posted Shakespeare was illiterate and couldn't sign his own name, and was proven wrong with the posting of 8 verified Shakespeare signatures.
He also stated the totally unproven claim that Shakespeare's works were written by Bacon in support of Petter Amundsen's nonsense.
Eldo is a tad bit late to this discussion.

 

[ECS]

He must have pulled a fast one on the Laginas, the Norwegian Film Company, and Shakespearean Society in his documentaries, as well as duping the entire American Cryptogram Association and the TedX producers
Wow he must be one smooth talker to get away with all that BS, according to you....

Not only according to me, Eldo, my friend, concerning Petter Amundsen's claim of Bacon placing codes in Shakespeare's works, or the the even more ridiculous claim that Bacon wrote the sonnets and plays of Shakespeare, but by the professional cryptographers of RIVERBANK LABORATORIES, the Friedmans.
I their 1957 book "THE SHAKESPEARE CIPHERS EXAMINED", William and Elizabeth Friedman concluded "That typographical analysis of the FIRST FOLIO shows that several various types were used, instead of the two requited for a hidden cipher, and printing practices, making that printing practices impossible ti transmit an accurate message".
The Friedman's both worked for the United States government before and after WWII as codebreakers, and their collective work is in the MARSHALL FOUNDATION LIBRARY.

"Petter Amundsen believes he has discovered secret codes in an sarly complete FOLIO of Shakespeare plays that puts us squarley in the swamp of Oak Island.
Like the Bible code, this hints at a complex system that ties to imagination counts and letter counting and geometric designs on the pages of a 400 year old Folio...so complex and twisted that we wonder why anyone go to the trouble to hide anything in this manner. It is an enigma within a cryptographer's nonsense"- Sir Stanley Wells CBE, Emeritus Professor of Shakespeare Studies of the University of Birmingham. Honorary Emeritus Governour of the Royal Shakespeare Company, Member of the Council of Shakespeare's Globe.

So yes, it appears that Petter Amundsen was also late to this discussion by 60+ years and duped those brilliant minds of the "entire AMERICAN CRYTOGRAM ASSOCIATION".

 

[ECS]

...they were on the Order of the Helm's maiden voyage with a group from numerous countries.
The Knights of Christ were with them from the Spanish fleets under King Felipe IV. It was all documented in Champlain's journals and diary entries describing his interaction with the Natives in the regions to make peace for a settlement.

So this and all your oft posted photos are about the alleged Samuel de Champlain vault in two treasure troves in Smugglers Notch, Vermont and has nothing to do with Oak Island.
"The vault has thawed out and I have set up an approach pitch to the base camp to the entrance...I am working on the right methods to get back in there for a camera shot or two"-ELDO, "SECRET MISSION OF THE KING" June 17,2017
With all those posted photos, after 3 1/2 years why haven't you posted the treasure inside the vault?
Also, what has any of this have to do with Oak Island, or Petter Amundsen's fabricated Bacon codes in Shakespeare's works??

 

[MikeN]

On this week's show: they investigate the mysterious flat surface in the triangle-shaped swamp which might be connected to the ancient pine tar kiln. Gary had a feeling that the area would become the mother lode of artifacts. They did find coal and blue glaze pottery dating back to the 1700s, a broken broach and an 1819 British coin. Also an ancient plumb bob which would have been useful for digging a straight shaft.

The sonic digging pattern at the money pit continues: several additional holes down to 200 feet to locate the new position of the mysterious travelling Chappell Vault.

Proof is presented showing that serpent worship was common in the ancient world. And early Templar symbiology included serpents and crosses. Charcoal dates from 1320-1440, matching Zena Halpern's map. Therefore it really was a Templar serpent mound.

 

[gazzahk]

On this week's show: they investigate the mysterious flat surface in the triangle-shaped swamp which might be connected to the ancient pine tar kiln. Gary had a feeling that the area would become the mother lode of artifacts. They did find coal and blue glaze pottery dating back to the 1700s, a broken broach and an 1819 British coin. Also an ancient plumb bob which would have been useful for digging a straight shaft.

The sonic digging pattern at the money pit continues: several additional holes down to 200 feet to locate the new position of the mysterious travelling Chappell Vault.

Proof is presented showing that serpent worship was common in the ancient world. And early Templar symbiology included serpents and crosses. Charcoal dates from 1320-1440, matching Zena Halpern's map. Therefore it really was a Templar serpent mound.

Thanks Mike.. Always like your summaries

I really wish they would bring on j.Steele to share her research on the whole Pine tar kilns. But given her theory does not include templars, aztecs or aliens I don't suppose they will...

 

[DaveVanP]

On this week's show: they investigate the mysterious flat surface in the triangle-shaped swamp which might be connected to the ancient pine tar kiln. Gary had a feeling that the area would become the mother lode of artifacts. They did find coal and blue glaze pottery dating back to the 1700s, a broken broach and an 1819 British coin. Also an ancient plumb bob which would have been useful for digging a straight shaft.

The sonic digging pattern at the money pit continues: several additional holes down to 200 feet to locate the new position of the mysterious travelling Chappell Vault.

Proof is presented showing that serpent worship was common in the ancient world. And early Templar symbiology included serpents and crosses. Charcoal dates from 1320-1440, matching Zena Halpern's map. Therefore it really was a Templar serpent mound.

It was a 1919 British coin - George V's (reigned 1910-1936) face on it.

The pin they found was more likely a hitch pin, or other fastening device, with a hole for a chain or lanyard. Did you notice that the object they found looks NOTHING like the example photo they showed of a plumb bob? Even ancient Egyptian and Greek bobs had the same shape as modern ones - sort of an inverted teardrop or cone shape, to concentrate the mass in a small volume, with the "point" to locate your exact reference. A long, narrow weight on a line is inherently unstable and unsuitable as a plumb bob - as ANYONE even remotely familiar with carpentry or MASONry can tell you.

You are correct in that serpents were commonly worshipped in the ancient world...by cultures all over the world, including North America. The snake was also commonly used in non-worship symbiology. The researchers compared the mound on Oak Island to those found in other areas of N. America, notably Ontario, but they are all over the U.S. as well, and range in age from 400 to 5,000 years old, and most prevalent in the Maritimes (East Coast of Canada and U.S.), and the U.S. Ohio Valley. The snake was a common motif in many Mi'kmaq petroglyphs and drawings, and the Snake Dance is a very important ritual. "Jipij ka'maq" is the Mi'kmaq name for the Snake Spirit, and a major part of their cosmology. All documented and proven to be Native in origin, and the OI team showed how the mounds in question MATCHED all the characteristics of Native mounds...and concluded the Templars built it ? Does it match any other Templar "snake mounds"? What's that? There's NO example of a Templar "snake mound" to compare it to? Such a conclusion would hold a drop of water only if the Templars had been the ONLY group to use snake symbiology.

Mi'kmaq snake petroglyphs:



The Mi'kmaq People were indigenous to Nova Scotia for thousands of years and inhabited many of the islands, either permanently, or seasonally - as in during summer fishing seasons. The likelihood of Oak Island being a "base" for fishing, or the site of a Mi'kmaq encampment or village is 1000% more likely than the yarn the OI team dreamed up...

 

[Singlestack Wonder]

On this week's show: they investigate the mysterious flat surface in the triangle-shaped swamp which might be connected to the ancient pine tar kiln. Gary had a feeling that the area would become the mother lode of artifacts. They did find coal and blue glaze pottery dating back to the 1700s, a broken broach and an 1819 British coin. Also an ancient plumb bob which would have been useful for digging a straight shaft.

The sonic digging pattern at the money pit continues: several additional holes down to 200 feet to locate the new position of the mysterious travelling Chappell Vault.

Proof is presented showing that serpent worship was common in the ancient world. And early Templar symbiology included serpents and crosses. Charcoal dates from 1320-1440, matching Zena Halpern's map. Therefore it really was a Templar serpent mound.

Yep...did the templars build serpent mounds on Mars as well?

 

[Al D]

King Philip was able to destroy the Templars in 1307, why can’t we do the same on this thread?

 

[MikeN]

In this week's show, another hopeful day has begun on Oak Island...

In the swamp, they begin uncovering a wood support structure underneath the stone road. The implication is that the swamp was there originally when the stone road was laid: they'd have needed the wooden support beams to keep the rocks from sinking. It is hypothesized that the road could turn and go up towards the money pit. Gawy finds an old 1600's looking coin and an ox shoe nail.

At the Sonic Drill site - after 21 holes this season, one of the cores turn up a mysterious tunnel at 100 feet hoped to contain a few slivers of wood, but no success finding wood slivers.

While sorting spoils from last year's OC1 bore hole (where they found a wooden tunnel at 150 feet with wood dated to 1706) - They find a Rosehead spike which could in theory date back to the early 1700's.

At the Templar serpent mound, they find another ancient spike that could explain the purpose of the mysterious mound. Confirmed as pre-1840 wrought iron, pre-1790 style spike. Exactly the same phosphorous content as the Rosehead spike from OC1: could they have been made by the same blacksmith? Or was the serpent shaped mound just the spoils of the first searchers?

 

[Singlestack Wonder]

Yet another worthless episode......with the focus now on a common rock roadway thru a wet area and the fascination with a dump, it now only takes 20 seconds to fast forward only stopping to see the team attempting to hold back laughs when Gawry finds yet another worthless common item...

 

[freeman]

Whatever they dig up, whatever they notice and whatever they come across no matter how useless, common or worthless it is gets described as a major, ground breaking, history re-writing discovery.


Truly, there is no better indication that they have nothing to go on and the show has run its course when that's all they can do .

 

[OcdChaos]

Honestly, the only thing of interest to happen on this show in the last few weeks is the appearance of the cute blond archeologist, Miriam.

 

[Pubmech]

The more episodes of OI I watch, the more I'm convinced that OI was most likely an old, perhaps secret, dry dock (in the swamp) to repair war ships. The "Money Pit" could've been some kind of fancy contraption to regulate the water level in the swamp/dry dock area in order to dock/launch ships in a hurry..

 

[freeman]

Yeah I wouldn't get too hung up on trying to figure things out based on what is being related by the show as they are far from informing the reality of a lot of things to keep it going as some 'unsolvable mystery'.

It would be a bit hard to get ships in where they are suggesting seeing well, you can have a look yourself. This is from the 1930s.

Where they are digging now and claiming the discovery of some mysterious drainage work is around the lower edge near that wooden tower structure you can see standing there. It's on the wide easement that was cleared up the side of it all for the power poles you can see along it that were distributing electricity on the island.

They'll probably dig the wooden power poles up next and try to make some mystery of them.

 

[n2mini]

I do see those poles in your pic but why are they running power down to the ocean? Guessing that is the ocean on the lower left and upper right... In the Restall's book from their time on the island which was from around 1963-1965 they lived without power!! Had to use generators for everything... I'd think if there was power on the island they'd have been using it...

 

[freeman]

What are you trying to say? There wasn't power on the island or this photo though quite plainly showing the power poles on the cleared area made for them aren't there?

You sort of understand the island was supplied by an underwater cable that came from the water into the land?

Instead of trying to deny how facts counter to the show's narrative like this somehow can't be true why not find out why Restall never hooked up to the power?

 

[freeman]

Might as well finish it for all those who blurt on about loading docks for ships in the swamp on Oak Island and just don't 'get it' they are watching a staged 'treasure hunt' on TV.

Oak Island never even had a swamp. It was caused by putting in the cleared easement for the power poles.