The Curse of Oak Island Season 6 episode 6: German Mining Museum’s geochemist gives big clue

In our previous article on ‘The Curse of Oak Island’ Season 6 before the airing of episode 6 titled ‘Precious Metal’, we discussed plenty of things related to the latest discoveries accomplished by Rick and Marty Lagina and their dedicated team members. Here we will discuss their progress in the search of hidden centuries-old treasures.

Latest episode 6 of ‘The Curse of Oak Island’ Season 6 was aired on Tuesday, December 18. The episode, as usual, featured the Lagina brothers and their team giving all their endeavor on their most ambitious and expensive projects ever, which is called the excavation at Smith’s Cove (a community in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia) including new developments in the war room.

‘The Curse of Oak Island’ Season 6’s last episode emphasized in a way that made us believe the Lagina brothers might have discovered the most historic thing ever found in North America. The war room scenes depicted huge excitement supposedly at the context of rewriting history.

Rick, Marty and their team had a meeting in the war room. They were discussing the lead cross and which they tested weeks back at the University of New Brunswick located with the use of laser ablation. They found it to be linked to Knight Templar of the 14^th century.

Then they opted for a video conferencing with the German Mining Museum’s geochemist named Tobias Skowronek. The reason for choosing the expert from Bochum-based German Mining Museum as it is the largest mining museum in the world and a renowned research establishment for mining history. They had a belief that due to the presence of impressive database of minerals and metals at the museum, Tobias Skowronek would be able to assist them in further testing of the cross and also pouring more lights on its origin.

‘The Curse of Oak Island’ Season 6’s last episode showed the geochemist giving them some information which was overwhelming. The isotope of the cross is likely not to be linked between 15^th and 17^th century in Europe. It could be well linked to the Templar’s. The viewers got to see the team members quite exciting with the update.

Even Charles Barkhouse and Craig Tester were seen going to the Mega Bin area around 600 ft northeast of the Money Pit site. A seismic test disclosed a large-shaped mysterious void, where Dan Blankenship believed the Latrine Pit is located. Sonic drilling was also used in the area. Some believe there is a treasure vault at a depth of 100 ft.

Don’t miss the airing of ‘The Curse of Oak Island’ Season 6 episode 7 titled ‘Rock Solid’ on January 1 on History.