The Hammerson Peters Podcast

The Curse of Oak Island: Season 10, Episode 3 Explained

 

A plot summary and analysis of Season 10, Episode 3 of ‘The Curse of Oak Island’, entitled ‘Bubbling Up.’

 

Experts analyze the Lot 7 coin and cloak pin. Jack Begley and Gary Drayton discover some mysterious artifacts on Lot 8. An underground chamber is encountered in A5N-13.5. And an underground mining company agrees to re-crib the Garden Shaft.

0:00:00 – Please Share This Video

0:01:13 - Borehole A5N-13.5

0:03:38 - Lot 7 Cloak Pin Analysis

0:04:58 - The Copper Tube and the Bell Metal

0:05:57 - LIDAR Scan on Lot 32

0:06:38 - Bronze Coin / Trading Token Analysis

0:07:45 - The Garden Shaft Rehabilitation Project

 

The Portuguese Theory of Oak Island:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy5lbaZn9_0&list=PLR3oQ3qzmt1ejKh6A5qQLIi-0E8DPbHc_&index=14

 

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The Curse of Oak Island: Season 10, Episode 2 Explained

 

A plot summary and analysis of Season 10, Episode 2 of ‘The Curse of Oak Island’, entitled ‘Across the Pond.

 

Marty Lagina, Alex Lagina, and Charles Barkhouse meet with author Gretchen Cornwall at Royston Cave, England, which Cornwall believes was used for initiation ceremonies by the Knights Templar, and has symbolic connections with Oak Island. Later, the treasure hunters meet with historian Paul Stewart at the United Kingdom’s National Archives, where Stewart shows them evidence supporting the Duc d’Anville theory of Oak Island. Back on Oak Island, Borehole DN12.5 interests the possible tunnel found the previous episode, and a mysterious piece of jewelry is unearthed on Lot 7.

 

0:00:00 - Borehole DN12.5

0:00:59 - The Lot 7 Jewel

0:02:25 - Royston Cave

0:09:32 - The 1347 Carving

0:12:41 - The Legend of Melusine

0:16:53 - Capture Document of the Lively

0:18:56 - Capture Document of the Diamont

 

Zena Halpern’s Theory of Oak Island:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEuc8euaJOA&list=PLR3oQ3qzmt1ejKh6A5qQLIi-0E8DPbHc_&index=12&ab_channel=HammersonPeters

 

The Duc D’Anville Theory:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYdsKtg3cpo&list=PLR3oQ3qzmt1ejKh6A5qQLIi-0E8DPbHc_&index=24&ab_channel=HammersonPeters

 

The George Anson Theory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMeGeVJbjP4&list=PLR3oQ3qzmt1ejKh6A5qQLIi-0E8DPbHc_&index=25&ab_channel=HammersonPeters

 

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The Curse of Oak Island: Season 10, Episode 1 Explained

 

A plot summary and analysis of the Season 10 premiere of ‘The Curse of Oak Island’, entitled ‘On Their Marks’.

 

The team plans to drill 50 new boreholes in the Money Pit area, by which they hope to determine the direction of the subterranean water flow. In the process, they find evidence of an underground tunnel which runs by the so-called “Garden Shaft”. Gary Drayton leads metal detecting operations on Lots 7 and 8, which yield several interesting artifacts dated to the 16th Century. And Gretchen Cornwall returns with interesting new information regarding the Knights Templar Theory.

 

0:00:00 - Introduction

0:01:26 - The War Room Meeting

0:04:53 - Borehole K15.5

0:07:04 - Borehole M16.25

0:09:17 - Borehole DM12.5

0:09:35 - Lot 8 Metal Detecting

0:11:03 - Lot 7 Metal Detecting

0:11:59 - Gold in the Water

0:12:54 - Gretchen Cornwall Returns

 

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For centuries, B.C.’s Interior Plateau has been inhabited by four Interior Salish nations, all of whom have traditional stories about wild giants with a penchant for kidnapping humans. In this video, we take a look at wildman stories from Okanagan Country, British Columbia.

 

Co-Producer: Dan Chomistek

http://www.ChomistekFilms.com

 

Thumbnail Ogopogo by Hannah Parker

http://www.HannahParkerArts.com

 

0:00:00 – Okanagan Legends Related by Susan Allison

0:08:08 - Okanagan Legends Related by James Teit

0:12:07 - The Giant Who Stole the Keremeos Woman

0:15:53 - Stenwyken

0:20:44 - Giant Footprints Near Vernon, BC

0:23:07 - The Bridesville Monkey

0:25:43 - The Wildman of Enderby

 

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The idea that some powerful corporation or government agency is actively covering up Sasquatch sightings in the North American wilderness is a popular one among certain circles of Forteana. In this video, we delve into the Bigfoot cover-up conspiracy theory.

0:00:00 – The Strange Tale of Andrew Dawson

0:10:27 – Bob Gymlan’s Analysis of the 1894 Bigfoot Body Photograph

For centuries, the indigenous peoples of Canada’s Columbia Mountains have maintained that they share their traditional territory with mountain-dwelling giants who abide in the region’s most desolate crags and canyons. In this video, we delve into classic wildman stories from the West Kootenays and Wells Gray Provincial Park.

 

Co-Producer: Dan Chomistek

http://www.ChomistekFilms.com

 

0:00:00 – The Columbia Mountains

0:01:58 - Lower Kootenay Legends

0:02:57 - Sightings in the West Kootenays

0:04:37 - Okanagan Legends

0:06:44 - John Bringsli’s Experience

0:14:24 - More Bigfoot Sightings in the West Kootenays

0:17:47 - Shuswap Legends

0:18:37 - Sasquatch Sightings in the Northern Columbia Mountains

 

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For as long as human beings have braved the mountain passes and rugged trails of the Canadian Rockies, stories have been told of a huge, elusive, man-like creature that haunts the slopes. Though scarcer and more obscure than its famous West Coast counterpart, this mysterious alpine monster has nonetheless found its way into foundational ethnological treatises on Canada’s First Nations, and into seminal works on the Sasquatch phenomenon. In this piece, we will delve into classic legends of and encounters with the wildman of the Canadian Rockies.

 

0:00:00 – Introduction

0:02:00 - Kootenai Legends

0:05:17 - Sasquatch Sightings in Canada’s Southern Rockies

0:09:09 - Stoney Legends

0:12:17 - Sasquatch Sightings in Banff National Park

0:14:34 - The Kootenay Plains Sightings

0:19:34 - The Kananaskis Sighting

0:20:42 - Motorist Sighting Near Abraham Lake

0:22:12 - Shuswap Legends

0:25:49 - David Thompson’s Mystery Tracks

0:32:58 - Sasquatch Sightings in the Jasper Area

0:33:38 - William Roe’s Encounter

0:40:14 - Other Rocky Mountain Encounters

 

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One recurring theme in Blackfoot tradition is the belief that, with preternatural assistance, it was possible for recently deceased human beings to come back from the dead. In this video, we explore the ancient Blackfoot belief in undead warriors and historical accounts of near-resurrection.

 

0:00:00 – Introduction

0:02:38 - The Ghost Medicine Pipe

0:07:27 - The Adventures of Bull Turns Round

0:11:13 - The Death of Low Horn

0:14:50 - The Death of White Elk Horn

0:19:48 - The Amazing Death of Calf Shirt

 

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In this video, we explore the legend of the Ogopogo, the huge horned water serpent said to haunt the waters of Okanagan Lake in British Columbia, Canada.

 

Co-Producer: Dan Chomistek

https://ChomistekFilms.com/

 

Cover art by Hannah Parker

https://www.HannahParkerArts.com/

 

With footage by Extemporalist

https://pixabay.com/users/extemporalist-2482730/

 

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INTRODUCTION

0:00:00 - Introduction

0:01:14 - Legend of the Ogopogo

 

NATIVE PERCEPTION

0:06:18 - The Ogopogo in Native Tradition

0:08:25 - Local Legend

0:11:48 - Chief Timbasket’s Folly

0:16:12 - Water Mysteries

0:21:09 - Okanagan Pictographs

0:28:19 - Connection Between Okanagan Lake and the Columbia River

0:32:00 - Fox, Coyote, and the Whale Monster

0:37:26 - How the Spider-Woman Was Rescued From the Fish-Man

0:42:21 - The Carving

 

HISTORICAL CONTEXT

0:43:53 - The Pacific Fur Company

0:48:13 - The Okanagan Trail

0:54:17 - The Fraser Canyon Gold Rush

0:57:46 - Settlement of the Okanagan Valley

 

EARLY SETTLER ACCOUNTS

1:00:29 - John and Susan Allison

1:03:07 - Susan Allison’s Introduction to the Ogopogo

1:07:00 - Allison’s Ranch on the Similkameen River

1:10:31 - Rattlesnake Island

1:15:14 - Johnny McDougall’s Encounter

1:17:55 - Susan Allison’s Sighting

 

EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIGHTINGS

1:21:36 - Captain Thomas Short’s Sighting

1:25:28 - Frank Stevens’ Sighting

1:27:00 - Ruth Richardson’s Sighting

1:28:53 - The CPR Sternwheelers

1:31:37 - The Sightings of 1925

1:34:43 - John Logie’s Sighting

1:38:57 - How the Ogopogo Got Its Name

1:42:20 - Parallels with the Loch Ness Monster

 

DESCRIPTION

1:44:38 - Witness Descriptions of the Ogopogo

1:45:10 - Distribution

1:46:08 - Activity and Behavior

1:47:27 - Physical Appearance

1:57:37 - The Horned Water Serpent of Pan-American Tradition

 

THEORIES

2:00:31 - The Plesiosaur Theory

2:03:08 - The Whale Theory

2:09:12 - Optical Illusion

2:12:05 - The Sturgeon Theory

2:16:05 - The Oarfish Theory

2:17:41 – ‘The Amphibian Theory

In this video, we explore the forgotten story of the Dalles des Morts, or the Rapids of the Dead, a once-dangerous stretch of the Columbia River north of the present-day city of Revelstoke, British Columbia.

 

0:00:00 – The Donner Party

0:02:55 – The Rapids of the Dead

0:03:48 – The Disaster of 1838

0:07:47 – The Crimes of 1817

0:10:42 – Ross Cox’s Version

 

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