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Please find below a selection of the main theories which have been proposed to explain the origin of the Oak Island Money Pit. Each section provides an overview of the details and suggestions for further reading if you wish to explore further... |
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Your theories
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 Do you have a theory on the Oak Island mystery you'd like to share?
Here you can read through some of the submissions we've been sent over the years, or why not send us your own? Just drop me an email with your thoughts and soon you could see them here on the website!
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The Jolicure Pit
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A mysterious pit in New Brunswick rumoured to hold an Acadian treasure - sound familiar? Read about the startling similarities to the Oak Island legend.
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Nova Scotia mysteries
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Read about one man's fascinating discovery of geometric shapes linking Masonic locations all over Nova Scotia
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The Vikings
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Did the Vikings make it across the Atlantic to create the Money Pit?
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Blackbeard
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Was the notorious pirate Blackbeard responsible for creating the Money Pit?
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The British
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Could the British Army have created the pit during the American War of Independence?
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Captain Kidd
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Stories had been in existence since the 1600's that Captain William Kidd had buried a hoard of treasure to be found on an island "east of Boston" - was this Oak Island?
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Natural formation?
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Perhaps the Money Pit is no more than a natural sink hole - we look at the evidence.
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Freemasons
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The Knight's Templar
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Rennes le Chateau
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Ancient Egypt
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Oak Island's stone formations
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William Phips
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Sir Francis Bacon
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