The Curse of Oak Island: Digging Deeper - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Columbus Day
Rick and Marty meet a researcher who links Christopher Columbus to the Oak Island mystery.
Silence in the Dark
Rick, Marty and their partners receive a mysterious sword that could connect the Roman Empire to the Oak Island treasure hunt.
Sword Play
Lab results come back concerning the Roman sword, which points treasure hunters to another spot north of the Money Pit.
Voices from Below
Rick and Marty find a mysterious 20-foot high void deep inside the Money Pit just before diver John Chatterton successfully reaches the bottom of borehole 10-X.
Secrets and Revelations
Rick and Marty finally get answers from the bottom of borehole 10-X just before making an amazing discovery deep inside the Money Pit.
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