Thanks for the welcome Jeff........
Since I haven't followed the mystery at Oak Island as closely as many here have, I found last night's episode of the Curse of Oak Island very interesting. Over the years I've read some articles on Oak Island, but haven't followed it on a year to year basis.
I knew that there had been carbon dating of some materials found in the various excavations on Oak Island, and knew that some dated back to pre-1750, but didn't know about the dating of the coconut fibers. From a viewer standpoint, I think it's important that was presented last night. When you have coconut fiber dating back to between the years 1260 - 1400, on the shore of an island in Nova Scotia, 1500 miles from the nearest coconut tree, it shows proof of early human activity on that island.
On the bones found, I think they will turn out to be animal bones. On the ghost story..........it's just that, a ghost story. The human imagination being what it is, being alone at night on an island with a mysterious history, the mind can become easily spooked.
I've been doing some reading on the Knights Templar and it would be exciting if whatever is or was buried on Oak Island was part of their treasure, things of historic significance. I would think that the dating of the coconut fibers to between the years 1260 - 1400 would support the Templar theory.
When I watched the first episode of Curse of Oak Island, at the end of the program and in the preview of upcoming episodes, I briefly caught mention of a menorah being found. Did anyone else catch that?
I'd like to hear from those here on this forum what they think about Nolan's Cross and of the markings that have been found on boulders on the island.